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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-08-17

Grr,ixu A passs--.A yocrs mar nnsnal L,saph ,rwia,
.s iaAng the Gyois rol, SSs as csy "A the olico
III tho liuvest Marshal Gs Hts. t1 r.ocvgc, or himself
tud 4 lady accawpanyirg hra, Flse 81 almt,ance as
yi to h4 NrnIldt sires pti7A Lse apattts vcts
hl.THod oil TIA condltios VI which the las8 wenld se
sS.'cdticf taking thaoath * :uceianca. Comp nelcs
Nitl this syta!rs eoedrl on Ne rcti a. " 'usssl@f
WHEN led - tho arrcsl Of rw,. mi his cnttsoo ~ DC
Yson wtt4put pns s.--Y. fgUS D.mlcra, ALI ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-08-17

rlo sP0RrsMEN FOR SALE. A WELL BE0Eu
English Pcinlor poa very steap Inquire ~ go ith as
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-08-17

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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-12-06
WEEKLY TELEGRAPH.
saturday MORNING, Deer 8, 1852.

Tae 0rESfSo 10 CoNoREss and the realing
ofihs Message look place IN their usual order
and seuson. The message we nre enabled to
give, through the courtesy orour friends ef tue
Rsporters
The vullaadnKham and border.s,a,e ncutrals
open the ball with the opening session, and
With holduess more characteristic Of open
traiiorous sympathy than skulking neutrality -
Protection To traitors is their cue. In the
House. as we'll as in the Senate, resolutions have
been submitted inqui:ing Into the authority For
arrests for rehellious bearing. These hre tho
first reports OF congressional proceedings that
reach us. and al Of any Interest, thus iar. that
have como 70 hand. Davis aud Powell of K Y.
lead or for the ueuirals by srrayiug themselves
among the ch ocolales II is evident that the
opposition 10 both houses regard this subj ct
OF arrests as sort of mine out of which, with
diligence aud industry. some political capital
may be wrought.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-12-06
w uship ston-Dee. 5.

An expedition sent from Suffolk by
Mnjar GENERAL Peck, capiured the cell
ebraled PItshurg battery, which was AIKEN
from our army, aud dove The enemy across
the Backwqtrr, at Frunklia. We have
III rty odd prisoners. aud are picking up
mpre on the TOAD Many OF the ene'ny are
killed aud wounded Our loss i inn'ng'
The receuI expedition INTO Mniihe" CO.
Va. with forces under Grn, Neeley, 'cours
ed the country, destroying Twelve salt
woks, burning 200 bushels salt, hive
schouners 0 sIocl,s. a lot OF scows, aud
aud boais, and capturing "a lighter aud 20
large cAnOcs,
The U S Runboat Seueea cap ured, OF
Charleston. the Schooner Annie Dees on
The 91tb, while trying to ruu the blookadsy
with terpeOlne aud FJslp,
, 1862-09-05

NEW YORK, Sept 4.-FLorR-SuppIyv very lin
He'd, and moderate demand for export and honie
p u, p anSr 5e pftfet
555 for extra etae- the later ior choice 81 95ao
n eood II
IS sg@6s5 for trade brauds-marker closing rather
qniet and with scarcely As much hemness: Cana
Esles 1870 brlE at IS s595 IS for common; IS 45 d
IS ft,r good to choice extra Rye h'ur steady at
$ 7a@4 80. Corn y = meal steadT' sales 2uo brls.
y nisKY-Dul1 and declining. Sales Of 100 b1is
GnA1E-rhe dsc1lre in gold aud sterling ex-
Charge to day has nnfavorable effect on the
vtt u market. atd with only very moderate ex-
port dennpd; prices clos. about 1c lower. Sales
pr, 5,isankee club at Il 1891 q 1861 bu.smosr
Iowa At s. saGl s,13, au pu. amber Green Bay
Ut $1.>6 2t0V bu Extra choice DC at 81. e: 2lQNo
bu wlLter red western at 81 3'0t 81: Il. .3Ho bu.
umber Michiaan at FL 81 l'.35, the latter price
! for choice; G.Nu bn unsoutd winter red western
st 81 %, and 16' Q b. new white achiEan a. 81 81
| s,,tv bu western at 19c Barley dull aud n1ml,
nal ,mn.,c luwe1. with less doing. Sales 9M9
| tn- I'll 6t'c for sonnd old mixed western D5s;
for tastern 4s@5sc fur unsoQad Oats cqfi and
lowtr: with ttliling eales 81 5o<95se for Jersey
TAI adian, ". stesn ano It ate.
G1.'cEE1Es- ot5ee continues quiet aud Wltn-
ont decided change Sugars. raw. nLe1dy ana hrin
II New orleans also rales # SO bpxes Havana At
! 9Hc- MGla>ers firm and IN lar 1enAaa Sizes -
| bid. Barhaaoes at asc; Is hhds. Porte Rico a.
4Ec and l63 brIe. and 20 half brls- New Orleans at
| 3,1ksSc
FRoy1=1oss-The demand for pork quite mod
crate a1.d the ma,kare nay be quoted sha 1e firm
er Sales tn htls. at FL ST fur mess; II 2511 81
for I11ne mess, Prime beef very quiet; hus nas:
ket without decided change sa1ss / Q br.s a,
c"u1tTy mess 12,.tE5l3 10 for rspacked mess
$taa ~ for extra mess Prime en- mesa s;o Dee
/ S-5ea ~ b,.s. choice western at 16c. Cut meats
more active and firm, Sales rs pkgs at !1f4e
fur shoulders: 5:a@Te for hams. Ha.:on sides q q
| arfiye Lard in far demaud and firm. sales ID
I'll. at g611cc Butter firm al l1aDl5c for Ohio
! 14T.19 for etate. Cheese nruer at 7@S1Sc-
, 1862-09-05

-Four YVES dull and heauF but without auosable
change. :
Cum was in fair demand, and the market closed
eteady mid htm- About tso, 600 bushels all grades
changed hands, at 27c aaoat for Choice Winter:
3's:lc ior Yellow; 2g1'4e for High Mixed and 2sA0
2ss44c toz Mixed; zG2s1c, in store. for Mixed and
q29z5c for Rejected. The market closing steady
at 2ec for Mixed in store.
There vas frner feeling in Oats, and the msr..
ket improved 1c, with Gales at s31soc. Rys was
was neglected and dull; small sales were made at
4r@41sc. Barley VAS in Light supply and atn-
Timothy Seeed steady.
Mess Pork was quiet and easier The sale OF
1900 bs]s, reported yesterday, OF ?. t., was made
at ~ 80. Cut Nests are scarce aud firm.
Lake Fre1ghts were quiet-clostng dull at 12c for
COIL and lac for Hheat to Qsweg0.
, 1862-09-05
MARINE LIST
PORT OF CHICAGO.


ARRIVED .---...Eept. 4.
stnr romet, Pabst. Two Rivers. eundties;,
Prop On1onagon- Wi1sius. Goderich. eundEtes-
Prop Lady franklin, Napier, st Josepn, n brls
Prop Muyhawer. Langley, Buffalo. snndries.
Prtp Cleveland. Reid, Ozden.o .ou'gh. suntrtes.
Bark Northwest, AtRins' Buffalo, 10 cords "ooo'
schr nero, Bsueh, South Haven, 30 II. lumber, Is
schr Ardent Grifith, Holland, 100 railroad ties.
s. hr Little Belle. Lt-ton. suskegon, 120 iamoet'
Scht Bates, Cannon, Mnskegon, Is N lumber,
schr O. LAWS. .Jt9neon. Pier Cove 1os cords wood
Schr Experiment Evans, stJoseph 81 cofas wool
Schr Atrauy, Smith. Cen1ervi1e. 81 cotd@ wood.
schr Bnssteel a1sr Green oash , as, 1oGa t1
schr Ashtseu1a. Hammer, Grand Ha7ep' 50 n lurn.
Sch, J"aspbne Dreeden, Finnegan, Charlottesville,
scbr G Geeine, es Dunnoyan, han5towoc, 70 cords
scb1 F,anK % Crawford. Gsaet, Buffalo, 14s tons
schr Enterprise, Peterson, Wi1kinaon's Pier, 76
cords wood.
CLEARED ..----.-.sept.4.
stmr Comet, Pabst. Two Rivers, $40 bu wheat
Prop Lazy Fr.nklin. Napier, St. Joseph, sun
| Prop asyaower, Langley. Buffalo, 1sooo bn corn
Prom n Kenosha sil Iacy. Go.er1ch, 1900 bn corn
| 1,79a brls flour, 103 ht2s pork
Bark Uradil1a, Tumbun. Bnffaio. Is so bu corn.
Schr York STATE. Dfmick, Batfalo II. bn wheat
schr Col 4 B Williams, morley. II. go ou wheat"
| schr Cotton. Pingle, Buffalo Aaso % eofn-
Schr Cuba, Beinman. Buffalo, II ,s.o ou corn,
schr Reciprocity. Day. Buffalo; Is gag bn eosn. @
Schr G1isweld, psll. BadAo, - h no corn corn
| Schr BARI. gelow, ButtaIo, sl,eN9 oo so41"
s:cbr Ardent. Firth. Holland,
schf Little Bale, Lston. Aaskegon'
Echr S Bates Cannon, M1.keEpu-
Scbr Ocsayia, johnson Pist LOVE.
Ecbr Ezpe, imen1, Evans, S.. Joseph
SCH albany, Smith; 5:ss ce9tesy5iis aessa Rnzh
schr Jcsephlne Dresden, Fezmigan Green Bush.
scor Ge.iae. Dnrmoran, AnsesS.nen ~ p;o. 8
X hr Fn1erprise. Petereon, W1llia4son's f!eI:
! sc6r Eieauar, buffalo, Henderson. 1l.To1 ou ~nes
SEN Eclipse, Brown, ps colboEne, 1l,s'n no e7fI
, 1862-09-05

IL
Bkfn in the management Of the horst
bell the Test;
from tne 1oefauty OF pug Pfemlums "
1eIeo, and the nnmnef rs semPe.ing a. ,oilhs e.
Tas pon tage it'd the
Ihere were, however, nnt tnfee entfles' ~-a<s@44
Mrs. Geo. u. Faesett, GMcago.
sies :M.9. - :: toeamooa: .snl0sn rh3cs9o Hau
s'n4, ", G.ss..s ~
1ae ESeculve eo.ss ettanas MSsen ~ - Jungesii
a,t, son.eS. ~ mae faynr'tss httpt, % co6atnt~
enthusiasm, Inc MVhates os1ng constantly
gretttsd 9Th shon.s n Of applause; e,a t,aa
ttha gap the abEonoin9 1 .nT nro1d Ut an
th ~ ~. .a1o"eAA6 @Ao""' t'4~
tn1 ~ Teaaat+ nnnt. s m h,act oa1d;no
danne.1ea aeg, Ell, 1e3 ,nhte and tlns rs nesf,
~ att. "4n h,sn hab,t W;th his.r y11T..+
~ aId .ah;te ~ :; eaan anu;n@ 1,nma aod hr,e
p1nvts
M,sE ha,r Nforoan rode a tic1 snirited ma.
hc nv - 49, s,.tf,on Sha ~ 5Frserd IN a
hl.et hab;;5 18th car, and biach mime. the
easSaa Aau., I'ost r;1h nna ,sh,ta ,,sa
t1,ct aap..,1nts A'
Nrats Tnct wnod Was appsre1ed in n green
fahtt xs;,h ,n;l;tarv naval ran with nold hand
and 80, -" -. tan-t :},1fnn q H.rr All. hrnan
e,a1,,o' sai 5.9 a 81 Iaa95aos tadd1a e.rnat.
crvar.d r1hfta lids
Three tans nf the drum. and the close cou-
LEST commence uThe ladies' will nlease ey
e,cisr fh.ir hnrses once arnnni, tFe tra.E
NJ, ,as.er 1ho,, ease1v vii nermit-nn I'll Il ~
| snred ~ fs IKE aprouncement of the MARSHAL
Miss MORGAN anpeared to great adyantage.
/ trotiino ter steed f,.1r}v With graat f;rmnfs.
a1'd nofv.r Her carriape was vary oracefnI
ard fomca, Mon the annlsnse ar fne he'
| hn1dera Nrs ockwood hnvagar
from her fearItss manner If r;dno and tha
action Of her i,orse se1 17,ea n 1a H. favorita
~ ,a~,ins5 ~ ~ bnla ~ o1sr tha
annoopesment on @ o. Inc , oseision u sues ;-
quent cay, but tne pfolonged clamor OF the
muHtnoe preFaueo, anu tne AWARD Was
"1c. ms
| !ae e1n1o2tore nas1ng oeen ranged u tfons
~ me sfana, the marshal #ended his Way
ttIropgh the crowd now filling the
o|a. nash. Hnoons N nanu. ana pro
ceeatd 10 attach them to~the
hridlts Of the horses and the left arms OF the
jady. The crowd waited IN silence, and 9 V1si-
tie ezpectants. i was an event OF anxiety
me 1loeo1 aen9tlng Tue nfst premium vas
tlVen to Miss Morgan, the aecoad to Mrs.
LocK#eod, aud the thl1d 20 mrs: Fssselt: IN
moment fhere rose me loadsst commotion.
Cat-cal1s, hlsses, shouts, and az combinations
P1eEeIt.
"a a. Gke han9un never marked % me n most e1-
clt!rg Wa1o election. nthe midst OF it Mrs.
thatSasL ha othar 1n -,,,t;nn,o.s
heiore the stand. Excited persons rushed
forward, and commenced bnisterous tslkjnp
ard violent geBficulation around Mrs. Lock
| wood. SuddtnIy, 1mpellsd by the sympathy
oi Would.be friends, With "oman's quick
impulse she tore the badge from her arm aud
| tossed it to the ground. Her cavalier, not
to be out-done In dee5s OF lufshtly courtesy.
! tsx4i,y rfrirn.3 Via o4and;n1 rirhon f-or, *
h,,5a|a ,f r., hn'so .us - .4 y wv, ~
| aptuyprt ~ +ha rrornd Tho 7o1,. ra,-r,
| 1ntnced. The scene can better be imagined
rhnn descrihsd Tha crowd aonIanaoJ Tbia
dananoe - tha oua,a on;s ~ n-ss "a rs e.
oeeanee ~ tlo n"a4os anu an ne.s. =; "ae sne ~
Fofne OF the hour. turning thelr horses
, 1862-09-05

DY GILBERT Il SAMPSON.
TRADE SALE OF
White Granite Ware and Glassware

AT AUCTION
On FRIDAY, Sept 5tb- st oA o'clock, Ee Will so1 g
tne tnptice OF the hest 1nIfity Of White irsaite
Ware {tbe menuf4t turr Of James Edwards e So1H,t
cor ststiuE Of ceEpiesa u T0tlrt Dlfng
Hul Tea Ware aL1 will he sold in lota to suit tho
Tlate.
ALSO.
go hoxes OF American Flint GLASSWARE consisting
OF Tutlhers. Goblet Wines. shs upaSns, Bowls.
sa,ts T. prcrs, Viuegarr. Mustars Jars Preserves,
AIS Sc sc GILBERT T. SAMPSON,
n,1lat tt9l lW AucttonrcIA
, 1862-09-05

.ARH .Eo.--..-......sepe. 8.
1emont. Loekpo1t, $500 bn corn.
Iptup, LaSalle. $40 ba corn.
QUEEN City. LaSalle. 5.5tU ba cotn, 60 bu rve
hslcespn~ L83alle. 5.5N bn corn
Cayuga, Lockport 5,5u0 b1 corn, 10 br1s hiphwina.
Alexander, La5afle. 6,785 bu corn.
McNel1ie, LaS81le, 5,8f7 bu corr.
1ockp0rt, Lockport. 2 bu com.
a Leach, 1aSa1le, $500 b1 coru
Clyde. Seneca, b.uO hu corn
LC Campbell, Lasalle, -483 bu wheat. 2ts I'M
Badger State, Lasa1e. 6,7po bu corn.
Arctic, Morris, s. .txU bu corn. tz6 hu seeda
Z f Gonde1l, Ottawa $50 bu corn
Time, Morris, t, ,N0 bo c7rn-
CLEARED. .-.-...-.. Sept. T.
Mcn1tcr, Morris.
CoroEdtlet. Morris.
Lut11a, LaSa,le-
EnnreeF. LaSal1e.
Marion. Seneca.
Be:oit, Morris,
11buees. Ottawa.
Ericsson, Ottawa.
Galtna. LaSale.
General Scott, GaSalla,
WmMeniam, Morris.
Progress. LaSalle.
Ware LaSa11e.
Ame1ira, Iasalle, stasa5 b. ss!t.
Atlantic, Morris. 4.075 ba soa2.
D Norton. LaSal1e. ...-
Darlington, Mazeeflles, S,14s It lamber 1000 Il
s.diLg, ,i5U shingles.
L''ckpoEt, Iockport.
, 1862-09-05


-e"' ~ ~ l.-.
te-se' anu tue ntos. .a'e.4: onu @As'uoo1
49, 80. ~ -1"oe n1ssn .1e ~ ~. .s
~ VI ootu eeAes' - "H p"A ~ y. sno
s.1t "Ae' -" Ano" ~" of ieneni'et ntu, ".u sae
-. .a.s,es ss -. 49, ~. - e~.
I1nittd states hnt a7,sta -, ohor,t rur1na A
general thing. he ia tnfal1ih]e. and thoa. WIN
may come within the range RI, bis +-,st,,en+ NAV
call rpop him not onlr with the hone bnt tn,
assurance. CT being restored tn hea,tb and t,nnt.
1ees."
Remember, DR.. James oa3oe ia ss R.ndo,nh
street. between State and Dearborn atreets
--
e Madame Cora James can still be found at
her cf1tce, No 60 West Randolph street, corner OF
Clinton etreet, where al who wish to consult the
planets On things pertaining to the past the pres
cnce. l1atryorants thfnoa in recovar,no Inst ,r
stolen rrnDerty. ami er.m,nationa and n-azcr;,.
tions IL ali CAGES Of cbronic disease satistar,inn
| warranted, Don't forget the nlaca M IN prez+
Randolph street, only I've blocks fron, the ,iva-
tSsp36t)
rw What the New Or,eans De,to q, nac.,n,ha,
q1st. 1ss9 saya Of Dr.. Janes formerly nj Jor,e.
, 1862-09-05
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET.

4
FpE1.urs-nn1at .oa 'a.a,, rha ao-
,acements ,r.rs. ~ pn@,,e .p.;,x ,1ahoni,o
96eat At 1sc hsrt q shans.d aad sah.s z
71art Wild Rove-. md e q Er1sza1d c.-n st1sc
~ Ktnoston.-schr u;nneao+a ..hsst
FIOi:R-Rece;nte as br1s. sb,n1naotz s.o
br1s. Marset dn1l and heavy sales ua,s KIN
hr1s t.S Ep w;aa,, vhita w,nta- ar * "a. 80
bills eG7ariter eho;re srrior extra At Il ~. IN
brIs ssGnoduin,a yn,ner'a1,, and I'M .,,a .ssith.
Mills n at 81 III. "a h-l. zz;,tar snner at $1.w.
lQ0 htls Onorto snrtcs, s,.nar AZ e. sx-aua,'
li1ered.
WuEAT-Recetots. 5, nm br sh7n,,o,,+. ~.
/ 4e1 1,u. Market dul1 for anr3n, ,1!~.E;ssaS
ans R.iected ss1es &c esy'.- " ~
rea ,r;n,ar at ~ M ~ &C., en, so. ~ w.
yin+er a. orc;, stora. ciy, h. A. ~ ~ ts"
% cp I'm 6o at a,c in storo mn hn 4, .. o1,Ss
| s,or. < 7cn b7 do At or IN stors : oo,hapa
] =o+,s - ~ - - s+ora 4 srn ~ - - -.-<s
!se coo ., :, Nv " 1.o ~ ~ ~ ~ W u
| ~ =. .+s... y aco H., d. ~ M. ~ .tos. ,ao -.
| ca. =. 80 . m -, NJ. - 20. -
.,.rs ~ 90 tao ~ hn A. - so ~ - sto- oo5 h ~ ~ .
s,r{oc At solcio sto.a - s, tu d. at az n ato.a
annn1 An a. 7oc IN atoro nm In P.isc,.,5 sn,fn..
~ soc n .tore a en- ha a. at e9r e. a+ors. a1n
| bses snrinc he sam11e at f.c nm tracr
| CORS-Rece1nts. al SIS bu: shipments e45 ma
| hu Market eteady and nru,. The transactions
were AZ follows: 5000 bu Choice White at a1c
| afoat 5aO I'm do At as.<e aa,at ~ Geo Hfab
Mi4ed Mt se,sc af,oat Gato bn R,rpr Mi1ed At y,
ao,t i fc) In Csral Mixed .t 2sssc at3oat a of.1
hr do at qs1<c an,at IN nm h., A. a. es,1c .a,,t
coo br mi,a5 at s-c n .t,-. A noa h., A. a. o7,<e
IN atore 80 I'm bu do at ssc IN ato,o nm \, A.
-. oe.<c IN stora. = sro h. - ~ aa,~o ouo ~
1otcs In Rejected at a. IN s+ora IN, hu A. ~
9s1.c5 IN x.ora ON h, A., a. s7,-. !, .o,
bn do at ear IN store cf., +, y.1lo., a, ,os H.,
stare s1ohn 5o st ar =, ato-o
o.rs-Rsce;n,s "a s,.hn marsat ~ ,st+a,
Sales we're: Go bu No At e9efR store; 16 500
! on track 1ncludtpe Burlaus.
! RYE-Recp1nts r 2aS hu Market DIM a,d neo
1ected. Sales ara hu No. ar 4ac in Store I nv,
bn do at axe In store ia baos at 4,c m t,ach
10 bu Rejected at 3ac in store DIN I'M Condemurd
at sc on track.
| BARLEY-Recefnts lies bu Market oufet
Sales q bags fair at csc On track: 365 BUGS at co.
On track.
rrNOTHY sEED-ouiet Init STEADY. sa1es ~
haos cood at Al ~. 15l bn do at II as. a7 hsra
. nr;ne ut 81 IN.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 6ao hr1s Market oniat
, ana st,adv- s,1es ,,n hr,a At oaxe.
ppf>y1s11SS ,s-ss p,r,. !. r,;s+ end on,;,x
~ - - a e -.'
ales1o0 bris country packed on p t.; loo otls H.
O. Pork at IS rs The 1000 bsls reported Yesterday
~ 80 eo,a at 20 n c,+ Na.ta 49,, ~
W 90 S u.1'-"Ie .sa u-et w.
, 1862-09-05
DY GuBhRT & SAMPSON,
ATALOGUE SALE OF
aPLE NDID OIL PAINTINGS.
At AUCTION.
we nf1r aeI1 m WEDNESDAY and THDRSDAv


IEESINGS Sept. 1atl and l1th At1 O'Clock each
eventLE I, at our Soft s1vom,
5S LAKE SEKEET,
One Of the finest collections OF OF Paintings which
has ever teen offered IN This IT, The. ate all in
Gold Gilt Frames, d are al from the well known
b. nufuct, r. Ma=cher Brntere, rnd ffaIua
is cuars Gold Gilt IL this spleac1i co.lectou
y 1T be fund INV Very rare d choice paiHt1nSa
ucl Is thr Heart # tb- Andss afte, ChErn: bY EIa.
SceadWell Fhla Crows Ntst aid Fura'A Falling Mill,
hy Ha1da1ck; 1iew I, ,rn West Point On the Hudson,
hi Mupyon Cook,s Vat Fa:i: + BY Coats: I'D nd
lid in II is ads ertts 10 I'll nu1 hernE ons nua
md and ta euty. Tnpse Putnt nes viii pe 81 mt
serve Tl,rse fo wait of Pictures will find It
cerf6edy their adr, tas to def tns,r pqrehases
INGs to ornament their roems, e h01a-. ds Of our
c1tszpns hare Hune aate5 within the three yeATx
rast Jh4 sr Pai1 1ln.sa wilt he exhibition c1e6
my and "wednesday pTevkns to tne sale tins gtvt9E
them. elves 81 ilicE merit I'll. Paintings aud Frames
sea1ls61w GnEEET & SAMPSON, arctn-
, 1862-09-05

DowE-Prop. Evergreen City. Hunter; bark
Great West, Marquette; sch Nightingale, Co1linr-
wood, Affair (dtEabled,) Contest, Thornton. White
squa11, Ellen williams, Bermuda, Anna Craig.
, 1862-09-05
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,
N1ONETAR RX.

THURSDAY Evening, Sept. 4, 1862,
Currency continues exceedingly close ss CON-
pared with exchange. Bankers hare found it nec-
c: sa,y to uee Treasury Notes to pay checks.
These being their reserve funds, aYe parted Hith
reluctantly, and the mere statement Of the tAcs
shows how ecarce currency is. One house even
asked 4 preminm for packages Of currency in
emsl1 bills over large Treasury Notes. We be-
lieve the sale was not made.
The selling price Of New York exchange was par
and most houses were glad to get rid Of it at that
They bought at 4 discount, and trades were even
refused at that figure. Collections are charged 4
premium as usua1 The amount Of exchange
making is enormous, and We see no Immediate
pzcepect Of better rates for holders. Gold
vas bought at lsDlGk. Buyers were more
plenty at the lower figure.
o.d Treasury Notes weze bought st 7 per cent.
premium.
Silver, buying s91o; selling. n912.
SMALL TREASURY NoTEs AND POSTAGE CUn-
nEScT.-We are permitted to publish the follow
ing letter to Chapin, Webster s. Co.. Bankers Of
this CITY. It gives information On subject iu
in which tho business public haEc considerable
interest:
NEW YoAK, sept. i, 1861.
| N. D. Buchanan, ESD, Cashier:
| DEAR SIR: 1t IL impossible to procure the emsl
Treasury notes IS YET, OF the PostofHce currency.
The latter IL being paid out only in change By the
| different depos1ta1ies and there IL. We think
! demand Exceeding thousand for each one dollar
| iss ued. Immense numbers OF o1dera arc here for
small bills, but as the government states that
their small Issues were not for the public, but first
| for their own convenience in paying troops, &c.
| 10 one can have any except after their paymaa-
| 41fnt$
, 1862-09-05

VESSELS PASSING DETROIT

{spec1M Dispatch to Chicago Trfbsne !
DKrBoIr. Sept. 4. 1867.
Bouxp ur-P1op HenoDs hark fomeroy, Sup
r,x. schr. Iopd don, Sea Bird. Nazagausett, Look-
ont, Shook, Kimoall, Dana.
, 1862-09-05
DIED..

Ii this city. Sept 4t st the residence of his father
SrTier q NentEorth asenne ane Douglas P.sce
THOMAS +. SUuTHEE aget 1w entF-t a yeAss aud
TWO mcrths. Ron Of Henry anu Kate Coulter
tuntr al viii 1ase place On rri,ia; afternoon At 2
O'clock.
At Ao-r!a, IT., Sept 4th OF Ca4sureptie 4. NApYJ-
vile OF Hon PeroS a. Art1stroI g. age4 50 Years.
, 1862-09-05
NJ A r. RIED d.

In this cty the 4tE LIST bv the Rev. L. a. Beg
bee, Mt. WILLIAM E. BARSuM aud Mis- LAURA
b. tAWKS, both Of CEttaso.
AT the residence OF p. ., Hamilton, Esq.. by Kay-
y. Eddy. D. D. On the evening Of the ST lost. It
FgEAtk y. PIKE, OF Morris ILL.,, and Mss lila Z.
HEWLETT, Of jackson. Mich.
, 1862-09-05

sUEEP-Receiyed, $50. Market quiet and &
sbade easie7-with sales Of 102, averaging 70 Ds,
Mt 4a1i.
, 1862-09-05

COMMERCIAL.

THURSDAY EvzN1Hs, September 1861.
n4cEfp1a roa Last rwRNTY-FoCH aopzS-
Flour. Wcsat, Corn. Oats Rye -Brl'J.
f1rls. bl. bu. bu. bu. b1,
, 1862-09-05

TAsH FOB RAFLOUR'NG Mill.
Ism prerart to pes c.ah foF so,d - Eto1 s,s.f
MI; vs1i ,eca,es en- toF oTsfs,T1a sS11s o'7s ~
ons nerd apny ~ thase Esn waas = = aem ~
1m IA ps4ee' !" d. sePa Q1l3N
, 1862-09-05

B- Eleven hundred and eiyhty eight prisr
opers left Camp Douglas yesterday for tho
South.
, 1862-09-05
aurtlo1t Salcs.

On Tuesday. Sept 9Th 1T Ok o'clock We viii seH
ct ous sses ROOMS lrgr and extensive a-eor chs Of
Rosewood. MHlN gahJ and Walnut Furniture &C.
cohsttinR II part Of eegnnt Chamber Suits. ith -n1
Wthtnt na1bie tors. pain and marble top Bdre41s
@ 1ss chsl5s @ Essy Eqs kne sud Recensio Chat aha:
Genre Tah,est Work Stands Ptaro St,o!s Gard
Trhles. Extension. Dining aud Breakfast fables x
and NaLut Iadi+s Di.ttg Chairs. Office and Cottage
Eba!rs. Cene-Seas Rockers. Lounges.
CARPEIs-Rich Brussels and Velvet Carpcta.
ST vEE PLATkD GooDs-Ri. Chased and P1stn Jea
Setts Ice Fttcntrs Mpgs Gohfeis savora Cudee and
Tea Ems spe, s. FoFks. Buffers Srrups, and otse<
goors, sale positive an1 u thaut 'eanrse
ss2-ul4Sst EILEEf.T e. SAMPSON. Aurtra.
, 1862-09-05

G L. D4yEnPoEr, President.
3, B. Woodward, Cashier.
M1wArKEE.-The following Is from the St'ati~

II this morning:
The scarcity Of ezch.nge continues to be the
1eacirg feature Of the money market. and the
srI,nsency appears TO increase from day TO Day.
Yes,erc7y HOY = ceut. discount we're the buylng
rates f.,r New 1ork sight drafts, aud 90 short was
the supply ef currency that eoH1e difficulty was
exper1e1ced in negotiating large SUNS even aE tne
oute1de ignre. The eeii1ns rate was nom1hally
nar cent nremiutn. This was the current rate on
eolle cEltns, but buyers for large anounss readily
ohtaiued concessions =.
Guld. buying, II q cent premium; selling al ID
Silver s0iu buying; II selling.
, 1862-09-05

New York Stock and money MARKET
Rv Te1ecraph.1 NEw YoKK, Sept. 4. 1861
First Beard Stocks rather better with lair
, 1862-09-05


On Saturday afternoon, commencing at four
o'clock, there will be mass war meeting at
the Court House Square. Let there be =
grand turn out, Our country is In danger,
The people must resolve to save the republic
at all hazards. On to the rescue, and down
with the rebellion.
The bells will be RUG aud guns fired from
three to four O'Clock. ALI pisces OF business
are etxpected to be closed. Gen Curtis, Gen
Walblidge, Gen. McClernand. Senator Nc
Dtuga}l, Of Cali ernia, and many other good
speakers will be present.
Dy order OF the Board Of Trade Committee
]. L. HANCOCK, Chairman.
/ A PLEASANT EsTERTA1NMENT.-Oa We'd
| nssda, evening, the Commissioners in attend
aree upon the Pacific Railroad Convention iu
Il is city, together with select parry Of citi-
zens, assembled, bS invitation, at the resi-
dsnce of q. nry Farnhum, Esq., President Of
the Rock Is1ard Railroad, where they we're
| eA eantly en'e.tlined. The evening Was spent
ny the entire party in genial intercourse and
friendly sccial exercises, well calculated to
leave tic most pleasing impressions upon the
minds of the numerous paEtic pants. The
occasion vas one of peculiar interest, and
will doubtless constitute an agreeable subject
for contemplation among the guests, long
after they have been scattered to their widely
Listant homes.
MANAGER OF THE GREAT WESTERN RA1,
| wA4.-Thomas Swinyard, E q, the newly ap
| pointed mansger OF the Great Western all
, xay. in place of MI. G. ). Bridges, who il
, 1862-09-05

Buy wall paper OF Chase & Co., wholesale
aud retail. 1G9 Randolph street.. Ra25-1m-