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, 1862-08-05

Contribution to the War Fund,

The Board OF Trade held a special meeting
at noon yesterday, the President in the chair.
Upon motion, it WAS voted that the Captain
Of the Norwegian brig Sleipner, now in port,
be Invited to visit on Change, and ths
President appointed the following gentlemen
Committee Of Invitation: Messra. George
Steele, J. L. Hancock, /. r. Mum and G. 7.
Wheeler.
Upon motion, it Was voted that the sum
Of SEQ, 600 Of the subscriptions be drawn out
and invested In $40 Treasury Notes for the
War Fund.
Areso1ution Tas passed that Committee Of
Ave be appointed by the Chair to eau upon the
Governor and urge upon him the importance
Of calling out and organizing, for immediate
discipline, the entire militia Of the State. The
Committee Was constituted as follows: Mesrs.
G. T. Wheeler, John Tyrrell, n. B. scates, H.
H. Hinsdale and ]. L. Hancock.
The following subscriptions we're added
yesterday to the war fund:
Amount previously reported $46,ess: Employees
Woodman SO; !. 4. Putnam $25; Vim: Waller
$40 E. Wocd I'd subscription $75; s. Marah ID
subscription $50; J. T. Aonlton S19; 5as Couch
60. S@. Peter Kersler S1S; n. g. Wood is j.
81. Reed & Co. $5G1. Total $A7,8a.
The following letter accompanied the dona-
tion Of the employees Of the TRIBUNE:
OFFICE OF THE DAILY TRIBUNE
CH1rAao, August 4th, 1852.
c. 7. WHEELER, ESQ.,,
President Of the Board Of Trade:
Str: Herewith enclosed please find check fol
1896, our subscription to your War Fund.
Re also beg respectfully to apprfse you Of Cur
high appreciation Of the noble Efforts Of the body
this unnatural rebellion; and trust the Govern
ment will lose no more time In trying to coay bacl
traitors by halfway measures but that It vii
at once strike ut the root Of this whole tronble~
leaving the consequences to God and eternal jus
tice. do Right, though the Heavens fal Il
OH motto ...
Yours for Union and liberty,
EMPLoYEEs OF CMQAGo TRBuHE.
, 1862-08-05
MARINE LIST.


ARRIVED - August 2-4.
Brig SIctpner, waage, Bergen, 100
stmr @obaxk, Hickey, s. Joseph, Sos N SHINGLES,
eurdries. ..
stmr Comet, Pabst, Two Rivers, a br9s fish, eun-
d1tee-
Prop Qceen of the Lakes, crarey, Buffalo, sun
Prop kenoahs, Lacy. Goder1ch.
Prop OTTAWA, Warren, Mnskegon, 13o III lumber,
Prop Wisconsin, " 111iams, ogdensburgh, ,zundrlcs.
Prop Henona> Conkey, Buffafo, sundries.
Prop Tonawanda, Palmer, Buffalo. eupdrIes.
Prep Kentucky, NOBLE, Buffalo, 976 bris salt.
Prop Antelope, Butl1n, Coiiingwood, aundftes.
Prop N1agaEa, 2, Traverse. M sund5ies; 1de s,,. s,,+
Bsk e sa &c. 800 Timber
Bark E G L. Moore, Pe:ht1go, 175 m lumber. 20 N
Bark GqeaE West, t. acAstbur, Buffalo go tons cosl
Bark Colorado, Ma.on. Buffalo. ls9 tons coal:
Bark Naomi, HalI. Buffalo, 26l bars railroad iron
Brig F DaTis. Langley, Green Bay, sgo II lnnoer-
Brig Il m ssId1neF' Iatb cafey' Buffalo, ' l0"0e'
Brig Ae3 L Z atseheu, Burns, Buffalo, $50 m lumber
Big Ocean Eagle 9al1igan B9tial9 13o 1 N lumber.
B1,g MahcRin steEart Ray ct i. 165 c,lE lannsE a2e
lumber, IS m 1ath.
Brig N II Standatt. Orr, ColboEne:
Som Cufimgwood, Doyle, Buffalo 600 brls salt.
schr Sweepstakes, Ramsdeb., Buffalo. 1.o7o brla
schr willard johnson, Tyler. Buffalo. 1000 brls
| schr Lookout. Morey, Buffalo. 900 brls salt oo
sehrJ Cochran. Mackie, Buffalo, rs n lumber so
sebr s. %hitS i 5qaa'. coyne' Buffalo, =5om lumber
| schr LILY Dancy, Mckay, Goderfcb- 80 cds wood
Schr Mary Conine, Dixon. Buf1alo, $50 N lumber,
| schr Hfica, Cameron, Portage Lake, 125 N lu5 :
schr Hidd1esez, Dorchester, Cleveland, $50 tons
scbr Ga1sbel. Bearse. Cleveiand, 80 tons coal.
schr Rebeccs, Davidson, Pfeaque Isle, Soo fons
schr Il Dewitt. Vance, Buffalo, 40 II lumber.
sehr Nightingale sseTsnhR R8aa g5o zos tons coal
schr Newhalf, Hayes: Colborne, 120 n lumber.
schr Challenge, Reed, kalamazoo, Is N lumber.
schr L shanE. smethels, New Buffalo, Is cords
schr Z Roberts, Nelson, Port Sheldon, Is eds
schr Speed, Reed. centresiue. IS eds wood
Schr s Wallace, Lawrence, South Haven. 20 eds
schr crusader, Coates, Kalamazoo, 80 eds bark.
sehr HtroDdelle, johnson, Kalamazoo, Is N lnua.
schr Honest John, Ro1an, kalamazoo, IS N lu1in'
schr odin, Blanchard, Muskegon, 100 n lumber.
Schz Annie Thoslane, johnson, Wilktnson'a Pier.
schr Ei6e, Thomson. Green Bush, IS cd4 wood.
schr Driver, Davidson Dspese' uo M lumber 10
sehr i Lie LIE 1hrcop, aathswsy Maskegon, 20 n
| Sch1 B8Eney Eaton, Nelsh- Aamlns fter, VI cds
| bask.
Schr Active, Pageson, Grand Haven. 66 N lumber.
Schr Alpha, GWynm, South Basen, 2seds wood.
| Schr Blue Bell Malony, Mauitowoc, 500 shingles
| Schr Ca1thag uIan, Davis Oswego l9sl tons iron
Echr Acont1as, Gibbs, OsWego, ,503 hrls salt:
Schr Experiment, Adams, Green Bush, % N lum
Der, Il eds wood.
scbr Commencement, Fandes, Holland, 10 m lum
| ber,
| Schr Tempest. WfIIisms Green Bay. LIS n 1nm
, her, SO u lath-
.sehr Tr1coior, King, New Buffalo. 20 eds rood
s n stayea.
sehr " Case, johnson, Kingston, 800 N lumber.
, 1862-08-05
ILLINOIS And MICHIGAN CANAL.

ARRIVED. .August2 2,
Carrier, Lasa1!e, 5,767 bu corn
Lqella. Lassle, s,7ss bu corn, .o3s bu wheat, 81
Qaeen Gt5, Lasane, Il brls -four.
Eclipse, Lockport, 6.790 bu corn-
Imperial Hda,iae iheepeEt, a pa ons sorn r.,
Republic, Morris, 1T tons coal.
Jas Patrick: Ottawa, 5,72l bu corn.
Alice, IaSalie, 5.6,o ba com.
Dacotsh, Lassls, 5,ooo ba corn.
Loekpo1t, Loekpost.
Imperial. Lockpprt.
Ssags SSeo1ge Rasl,9y Washington. koSkport. Loss
af5iia Il poisssi Iasaile' ses Is, ,a67 II lumber.
AeEa,1der' LoskpoEs; e e. 6as 81. 4 lumber
Aleona, ottawa 6sn 81 # lumber, 4,sao It siding,
5alTels. Il. IS t tlmbsr, i a.ie5 rs marble.
Eclipse, Locsport, 2 m lumber, l>ao9 1bs ndse..
Ah6y sPragus. Kankakse, a5,ss2 ftlumber.
cayuga, LocEport. $50 # lumber, 10 m lath.
siding 81 n shingles, q $40 lath, 9a5 brls salt.
snltan. Ottawa Is frls salt, $50 os flsh-
Charlie, Lankakee, 80 m lumber.
Gibraltar. Iaea1le.
Planet, Lasale. q ,!os lumber, leo II shingles,
ESQ br1s sat, S60 TBS mdse.
Union, LaSalla. 1850 # lumber, s N siding, % N
shingles, Is m lalh, leo brls ealt-
Date Of Departure from New York OF
European, South Pacific and HaVa-
nu Malls, for the Mouth Of August,
1869.
Cunard, 5th, Liverpool.
TaSaua, 9Th, Hnyana.
Dales, 9th. Queenstown and Liverpool.
| Hamburg. 9Th, Hamburg. ..-
| AspinwaI, 11th, South Pacific aud Central
| America.
! Gunard, 18th, Liverpool.
| Nassau. 18th. Nassau.
! Da1es, 18th. Queenstown and Liverpool.
| CunaId, 18th, Liverpool.
/ Aspinwa1l, Ist, South Pacific and Centra
| America
| Da1es, 23d. Queenstown.
! Hamburg. 23d, Southampton and Hamburg.
| Cnnard. eth. Liverpool.
| Dales, 30th. Queenetown.
! Bremen, 30th, Southampton snd Bremen.
, 1862-08-05
ROM TH E. FIR e AT
DAVENPORT 10 VIA.
Another Her1ing's Safe Preserves
: Its Contents.

DAvKaPoRT. Iowa. July 18th, 1ss2-
MKssRa. HKERHa Co. Chicago:
GHrs-I am the owner OF q Safe manufactured
by you. Said Safe was In Grain Elevstor in this
place, and which Elevator vas burned some two
mouths stnce The Safe came out In fne condition,
the money md papers in good stass Of
The fire WIS &ne Of the largest that ever occurred
here and one Of intense heat We had to cut the door
open, CHE lock being injured By the heat)
Yours, &C., J.C- HAsHBURN.
HKKHINaB RATKHE EHAKFI0R FTRRPEogT
AAFFA
1ns nnst reliable kecut1ty f1sn dra aoW knoN1,
HEKHIN9B CHAMPION 0NBURHLARPK0OF sAFA
Lined With Herring Flo5ds Txw PArKHT CE7E
1AIIZKD RON"-fhs only netAl which cannot be
drilled. HKRKN9 4 CO. ~ s44+a street..
sal-k1ElyfthD
, 1862-08-05

MOVEMENTS OF CHICAGO VESSELS
VESSELS ARRIVED At BU7rA1o FRon CHICAGO,
AUGUST 1i.-Prop Acme, Evergreen City, Mis-
eouri, schr Wyandotte-
VESSELS CLEARED rRoH BUFFALO FOB CHICAGO,
Auauer 1---P1op Acme, Adriatic, Ga1ena, sehr
Ad1ist1c+
VEeEBLs PAes1Eo THROUGH tHE WELlAED
CAHA1.--We ara Indebted to Capt. E. 2. Dorf for
the following list Of vessels passing through the
Tellaud Canal:
Fessezs bostnd H<st. NAers to. HAeTs from.
On the s1st July.
6chr Alliance, Toronto, Chicago.
Ecbr Hamilton, OsWego, Chicago-
schr 1ronaidee, Kingston, Chicago.
Yessezs bound East. 1Fasrs from. Raers to.
On the 31st July.
Echr Auguetns Ford, Milwaukee, Eingst01
QUICKEST TEuP Oh REcoHD-CRpt. Conkey. OF
the screw steamer Wenona, Of the Buffalo, CteSe-
land and Chicago Line tnfoEm8 "a that his steamer
made the trip from this port to Milwaukee and
back In aeyen days eleven and halt hours, which.
with his trip to Chicago and back in sight days and
fourteen hours, the quickest trips eyer made to
those ports and by any crats-B4fai3 Conan 5rcsa!
AdrfTklSfr.
, 1862-08-05

Milwaukee Grain market~-AHE- 2.
Received, $50 bu wheat and .375 brls -four The
Sentinel says: The market was rather dull aud IN
settled. About 95Cg0 bu changed hands at Csc Tor
No. and Gle TOT No. 3.
Freights quiet at 1cDt0Ac for wheat to Buffalo,
and 15c for wheat to Kingston.
, 1862-08-05
RECRUITS are pouring in rapidly and Capt.
Christopher Is kept busy mustering in. Chi
cago is doing her duty nobly.

RECORDERS CouRT.-The Recorders Court
opened yesterday morning. No business was
transacted beyond the empanne1ing Of jules,
, 1862-08-05

CLEARED ED-..........Angrst4
Prop General Taylor, Woolnough, Sarn1a, II, ,l50
bn corn, $50 br1s donf.
Prop Meare. Blodgett, Sarnis, Il, 600 b1 toru, 20
brls flour. sundries.
Prop Detroit, Robertson, Goderich, ri bfls -four,
125 br1s pork, 187 brls hams.
Prop Ottawa, Warren, Muake1Dn
Bark Gibraltar, Mc1lTatn, Kingston, 20,o01 bu
Eaxk c L, Moore, Peehtiso.
Bark Pacific. Morgan, Green Bay.
Brig Algonna, Scanlan, Gfeea Bay.
EcbT Speed, Reed, Port Sheldon.
Schr Wallace, Lawrence, Sheboygan.
Schr CrnaaEer, Coates, A1egan.
EChr Challenge, Reed, Kalamazoo.
Schr Venus. Thomson. Grand Haven.
Schr & Roberts. Nelson, Port Sheldon.
Echr ]. 6hank, Smethel1s. New Buffalo.
Schr HirG1de1le, johnson. kalamazoo.
S1hr Honest John, Rolan, Kslamazoo.
ch1AInIe Thori8le, Johnson. Wilk1uson's Pier.
Echr E1be, Thomeon, Wikfnaon's Pier.
Echr Driver, Davidson, Depere-
Schr Magic, FroT1e7, Grand Haven
schr Lizzie Throop, Hathaway. Mnskegon.
SGhr Barney Eaton, Walsh, pent Water.
schr Active, Pageleon. Grand Haven
Sehr Alpha, GwSnn. South Haven.
Gchr Blue Belle, ha1ony, White Lake.
ethr Experiment, Adams, Green BCsh.
Schf Commencement, Fandes, Holland.
Schr Tempest, Williams, Green Bay.
Schr Trico1or, King, St Joseph.
Schr " H Dewitt, Vance, Milwaukee.
Schr Josephine Dresden, Finnigan.
Sthr Weatchtster, Burns, Men0m1ueaA
Schr Albany, Smith, Ce1te1sfl1e-
Schr Hunter, Williams, Muskegon.
, 1862-08-05

HELD TO BAn.-MichaeI Clifford Was held
to bail in the Police Court yesterday for the
larceny OF copper boiler from Mary Burke;
amount OF bail, $500.
, 1862-08-05

Lake Commerce OF Chicago.
The following table shows the number OF ressels
and their tonnage which have arriTed st and clear
ed from this port during the three mnutha-feam
april to June 80 inclasiEatas compared with the
coxrespGnding period Of la6t year:
, 1862-08-05
LAW INTELLIGENCE,

UNITED STATES Cmcu1T CoURT-Bgwe Judgs
1hGnas D4ui01n0nd- 55e-Chaucefy-; Graham
Lee gs. VIM. 3. Reeves ct al; blu; motion to be-
jurisdiction. fled July 18th Last, oyerrn1ed as Of
that date No. 593-Chancery John II. Duns-
worth vs. Jamee H. Alvey; dismissed by plaintiff
on motion, at comp1ainant,s costs. NO. 5as--
Chancey Alex. String ct al. vs Jas. King ct a.;
ordered on bill which is granted. &c. No. 336-
chancery: Albert Jewett Vs. Henry Houore, ct al;
bill dismissed By complainants solicitor, as to de-.
fenda1t, D. Y. Bell. Mo- WpodWotth vs.
Clemigin; on motion and affidavit Of Vail, new
trial granted npon the payment By Vail OF the at
who is made party defendant with C:emtgtn, Who
shall give eecurity that the costs already occurred
aid which may occur sha1l be paid, provided tudg.
Ment shall finally e. againstsztha defendants
Ejectment. Motion for a new trial by defendant
oyelru1ed and Judgment: No. 243-Ambrose ".
Clark, vs. John Glenn. Ejectment. Notion for q
new trial by defendant not prepared, oTefru1sd,
and Judgment On verdict No. 278-James u. Stew
art vs Austin Cornell Ejectmeut: Same order.
order. No. 323-Luther Tleda1e ct al. VS.. Illinois
Central Raflroad Company; assumpsit; motion
fos new trial oreFfuled. No. s2a-0rasou CHAIN
berla1n ct al. VB. same same except with the Ad-
dtog taat paiR M M t. AZ r. cot a
Vs. came: came order. No 3S2-Joaiah u. Mills
ct al. vs., Nathaniel Smith eJectHaent motion for
new trial argued by plaintiffs attorney and taken
under adyiEement. No. 3S5-Warrick Mattin vs.
Josiah Hicks; ejectmeut motion for q new t1la1
argued, oyezlnled, and Judgment.
The jury in the United States Circuit Court we're
discharged for the term on Saturday last, and up
to Thursday Of this week, motions pending for
new trials will be taken up, after which the Court
will adjourn over to the Octobt1 term.
, 1862-08-05
Trade Sale OF Groceries Of montreal-A
July 80.

W"F 8Ue
The attendance Of town buyers was good, but
mention some OF the staples. Black pepper tic,
only one lot sold Arracan rice lbs Cd; RIO coffea
&c. OF neither even were second lots offered.
Cod oil Sc for one lot. Japanese 1nc51ored teas
brought 66A@t9xc The quality offered was but
poor. Other eofta, young hTs0n oolong. &c,
brought S90a.45; Cuba fair $5.35@8.45. But
email Ea1ea were ulade-G1xeHs. -
, 1862-08-05

In looking over the prospectus OF the Chicaso
Mecnanics' Institute for their eleventh exhibition
Of american manufactures and mechanical arts,
I zee that they have secured three commpdous
halls for their use in the GARRETT Block,
all Of which are to be so conveniently
connected that the lair may be made mora attract
I've than il 1t were to be N one hall. the arrang
melt VIII afford an opportunity to adjust the artl-
cles for exhibition according to classification. I
understand one Of the rooma will be used for
Power Hall, into which line OF shafling ig to be
iutrodnceds and driven by steam power from
the outside Of the !building. This will
give an opportunity for exhibiting machinery
IL notion The halla afford sonae sixteen north
windows, q position which our artists wi not be
Glow in securing Co1 the display Of thelt best goods.
Asi the exhibition is to come off at the came
time with the Worlds Horse Fair, 1t will afford
the beet opportunity for those who wish to
contribute BY way Of competition or exhibition.
The halls are to be kept open every evening dut-
ing the Horse Fuir, and must be crowded by the
mnltltndes that viii be in attendance. According
to present proapects, everybody far OF near vino
does net so to the war, Will make visit to Chlca-
go during those two weeks. Even the United
States Fair in 1889 did not promise as we'll go long
beforehand. Merchants, manufacturers, mechan-
ice, and artists should mol fail to have a chow Of
come kind in the Mechanics Fair, which promises
to be superior TO lhe exhibition in The Wigwam.
a reference to the names Of the gentlemen who
have the management OF the Fair, is all that is
qui1ed to guarentee satisfaction to contributors.
CITIZEN.
, 1862-08-05

New CoGKTERfEiTs.-New and dangerous
counterfeits on the Commercial Bank of
Glenn's Falls n. 7. are in circulation here
Lcok out for them.
, 1862-08-05

Idere T9e good attendance On Change to-
day, and the leading markets were firm and ac-
tive.
Notwithstanding the downward tendency in
gold. there was brisk speculative and shipping
inquiry for Wheat, ard the market advanced nc
en- spring grades, and vas very firm for winter.
About 75,tG0 bushels Of all kinds were so}d, at
sl.l0 for No. Red 96c for No. Red; S50s7c for
Rel Red; size for Amber Iowa; 93093Bc
for No. Spring; s7N@ss1Sc for No Spring;
and fe@coc for Rejected SpEing-the market clos
ing firm at the outside figures.
There wae also more life IN the Flour market,
Int there was no visible change in prices About
2,7c0 brls chsnged hands. at IS &0G5-75 for White
Writer extra; $4.T5 for Red Winter extra; $4.25
@4s:Ac fer spring extras; and S3.oo@40o for
spriEg tupeTs.
There was an active shipping demand for Corn
and the narktt, under decline in ffe1ghts, ad-
yanced &c per buahcl-w1th eales Of about 70,050
bushels, at SEC for choice high Mixed aaoat !;
271<@30c for Rejected afoat; SC for White in
etore sc@31c for Mixed in store; and 24HDs5c
for Rejected in store-the market closing firm at
sc3c for Mixed in store.
Oate steady at ssl2ssHc- Rye was in demand at
4sc-bnt holders asked 4sl5oc. Htghwines we're
dzna-wlsh sales for present delivery at 277c, and
for future delivery st &C.
Freights declined K@1c, with engagements at
&C for cats, 1cc for wheat. and 9G98c for corn to
Buffalo; 14c for corn and 15c for wheat to Kings
ton and 14xc for corn to DsWeEo.
, 1862-08-05


At half past two O'Clock yesterday morning !
ire broke out in two story frame building |
No. 367 Canal street, owned and occu MED al
8 bakery and dwelling by Charles Heeker.
The building is almost total loss. Damage
about s.. l.00O. No INSURANCE, From themes
# snrpsd IN M aaa so1,,on and dwelling
occnoied bv +. R-;ecbe1l. damaging IL to the
extent of about 800.
At three O'Clock another fire broke mt
IN a shed adjoining a cnttaoe IN Willow
street near North Wells owned and occunjea
by \ n,yr named Niteh1eson. The co,taoe
was considerable dar,aoed as a1so was a
emo,, ho,n 1,.,ss s;oe
-At.1+ve, o,c,oct vsstordep forano,,, tho
alarm wss AGAIN sonnded. tbis fine FIR the
sec,nd district IT. ,z,s occas;oned hv a o,n.
haerat1on in tie composition roofing estah-
1;snn,,rt of Rarn.. powe,, A. 70 resr of 90
N5onroa street and in c,ose nroy;m;+v 70 N.
s'e "''ne' e1".o -. ~ 'ao ooo4'E o'eA y.
het1e ~ 'ar' Ane "na "a7 very n1su 4" 'ue
.1'ne' aio Tue naInes spreao gr "i.u sf7st raelo,
~ soon eh' 'e''p'us WI O. w. saSa anu
".t,' olanu a. 4"s.o3 s.ua3- s - o-,s ~ No. :.
49, 4ee 80. 49, 49, % s,ac ., ~ seAeoeu1 ~
..aeeo ~ So. -' - ~
~. 49, So 1929 - a.a~ ~. ~. s.-s ,a'
~ 49, ~ ~ ~ fAly o,a ,5e
~ ale ~ ~ g.. er.' .,.,s ~ .-o
| ~ s.1s 49, ..s1 ,s s@ =. - 1Alo
49,. =. 1e . 80.
fo~ei q w. Sooo' no INSURANCE, Hau d 20.
fo'oo"' 'usu1eo loF e~''oo' osass oalo1ngs
e1."o' 1ae e!ose PfoS1"lts o1 me Immense
gssooaetef' aaa Tue 1o'ense neas TO WHICH Ier
As'A ~ aous ~ ~ mSe s"''ss'ea' efSa.eo Sao
utnoe. "'sas I'll. Lug po'ice souf., "hAcn WIS
IL sess'en ~ w nno1s' o1eee's opp's''e'
ao1ouiaea' "ou tne P'4soue1e "e'e AoeAeu "
IN 'Ae GEMS AAtAo"sa .he ues'S !" 40 nost 'ei-
flhes aho LIE Haiiiea "ese aia'ea asainss II oy
Int h1gn VINO. no eSpiostoh oecnffeos resns
upon "n'en soe 1'anense efo"o present. hay
well copgras1hte thtmseiVes, as no one can
estimate the fearful consequences which must
have ensued.
Hoe "uaus At@ens"n.
tne o.o neu y. en's'so auo 1uoee eAeupl
y, Ia" '.m n rns e"s1' a., als :. e4es11o 1us go y.
mee' ~ 1n0 t'eeo'oel 1'oo" IL 'ao ooaA'
n0use .o,mo1ro" t"eonesoa5l evening 81
!. e'snt oe1oeA' ". peilees 1u7 s'1Ane0us
neeessas5 @a5 1o1 n sa9 o1ssnt1stlou y. iegAusu
, VI noa4 Wa noe ."' t.ns aeaot.
uoas aou .1usoe. 4oA'' ano . "e1l
, 1862-08-05

CAMP DoEeLAs PR1sosERs RErAKRS.-
Three prisoners Of those who escaped from
Camp Douglas during the recent eznes4te,
were brought into the city Saturday evening
by officer Beach They had succeeded in max
irg their way to near Lafayette, Ind, undls-
covered, by taking a bee line aeross the swa1nps
and prairies and avoiding the travelled rosds
except after nightfal1. when thinking them
selves safe from purtult, they relaxed their
vigilance and took to the turnpfkee. They met
farmer and desired to ride which was readily
accorded. From some remarks dropped In
conversation, the farmer mibtsusted they were
escaped prisoners and drove them to Colonel
Miller's headquarters at Lafayette and susren-
-dered them to that officer. By him they wsrt
sert to Camp Morton, 1ndisnapolls, where
they were retaken By officer Beach and brought
to Camp Douglas. But fonr or FIVE Of the
.wepty five who escaped are no at large, and
these VIII doubtless be captured within
TeeE.
, 1862-08-05

AFTER THEx--The police are after the
furloughed officers and men belonging to the
a1ny in our midst. The trains going South
are crowded with them.
, 1862-08-05

PsoF11AELE.-The Police Court yesterday
petted the city the handsome gun Of $500.
, 1862-08-05
NTrY HC)SPTrAL.-Thls instilu.

~ ton. pleasantly loe.tea tn he soutassn pszs q
tent both public md pttvata Is heated eI 1tea1a.
WeU venrlafed and ehuss u! the cQmSura and conve
appW as Hospital fmy8 aSm1 A. 4 GARTER hupa
, 1862-08-05

PREsEszAr1oH.-Yesterday morning Capt
E. ". Chester. Of the Hancock Guards, WAS
presented with an elegant sword by 3. T.
Merrick, Esq.
, 1862-08-05
II 4 R W ELL Il CO.,,

@sde 1s FEW nn mrnneIy Il stnFe kR1xsEXoEs Caoiey.
FarTeM q ca &C Cook & Co, Gray. Phelps q Co.
uH2n. B, TAKW1LL. Iuy21fs8-lJ1 ,en8&oR fA*"141Is
, 1862-08-05

SERyED HIM R1oHr.-Sundsy afternoon, a
couutrS rSman named Henry Van Camp, was ar
rested near the Rock Island Railroad Depot, for
exposing for sale to passengers and others, nude
figures made ofivory and fashioned into tooth
picks He WIS examined before the Police
Court Monday uoln'ng, and fined twenty
do11ars aud costs
, 1862-08-05

Flour and Grain in Store In Chicago.
The following table shows the amount Of -four
and grain in store in this city today, compared
with the amount In store 8 week ago, and the
d{1.nd ds.Axa i.eA
, 1862-08-05

E New Army Regulations. Infantry Tactics,
and Artillery Practice. oy the War Department; !;
Muster Rolls. zeuave Drtl, Young Reeruit, Sword
Exercise, and ali other books, for sale by p 7.
Sherlock, LIZ Dearborn street. j}2a8t :
~ For c1e.ntng and dying gent1ezuao's Il ciorhea
70 to Cook + Mclean. s8 Dearborn at,eet This
old established house do better and cheaper WORK
thaa say IN the city. eh41y
, 1862-08-05
3l,uSt.


INFORMATION WAN TED.
INV ona tnov5nr the whereabuuts Of RUFUS 3.
PAYNE r.. Sewing .ehins AanafsettgS5,sr & S,s E2g1d
GoIntt - 4 X = fPost bfce Boz 5s6a Said Rufu5
s PaTnt Rssinx when leaving the dwelling hoass No.
nnr In hrrT last spring. forgotten thas he owed not
ss thsn ttei9e MOE The own.rGf said house
sIs interssted to knoH what ls become Of this model
tsI4S ts[sr4 ~ iYSQF9041w
, 1862-08-05

Acc1DENTs.-A little daughter Of Mr. Levy,
residing upon North Clark street, was very
seriously scalded yesterday, while at play
about the stove, By the upsesting Of q cofae
pot and epi11ipg the derg liquid upon herself.
It is feared that she will not recover.
Horace Lloyd, an::emploSee 1.-THE ware
house Of .sturges Il Buckingham had one Of
his hands very severely crushed yesterday BY
having it caught in the machinery.
, 1862-08-05

An EXCURSION FROM AURORA-The First
Baptist Society Of Aurora give their annual
excursion from Sandwich, Piano, Bristol, Os-
wege, Montgomery, Aurora, Batavia and the
Junction, to Chicago, On the 9Th Of septen-
tember next. Fare from all stations west Of
Aurora Thirty cents for children and one dol
lar for adults from Aurora, BataVia and the
Junction, twenty-five cents for children and
seventy five cents for adults. 4 steamer has
been chartered, which will make several e1-
cursions during the day upon the like for the
pleasure ofthose who Join the excursion
, 1862-08-05

SSEAKSG OFF.-Two towards left the city
yesterday from bakery for Canada to avoid
the draft. Several others have left from Lake
street stores. The indications are that at
least halfa million Of men, we hope million,
will be called for by draft. Let US have it
right away. The day and the hour have come
at last, thank God! Now it begins to look
like work, hard blows and plenty Of them.
, 1862-08-05

TEE NEW IR1sH REo1dEsT.-We under
stand that Col snowhook has gone to Ga1eua
and the towns along the line of that road, for
The purpose OF organizing companies for bis
regiment. He hopes to have this work of
organization completed within thirty days.
Already he has received offers Of companies
1rem Lemont, Mendoza, Joliet and Lake. His
three companies recruiting in the city are
filing up fast, and it is contemplated, when
the Colona returns to the city, on Wednesday
or Thursday, to hare all the men then enlisted,
sworn In and sent to camp. 1t Is strongly
urged upon Col. snowhook TO have battery
OF artillery attached to his regiment.
, 1862-08-05

CAL IN Dunlop, sewall u &spa.ding tor n
1pT11 ,h9atly ~:
, 1862-08-05

DERSONAL.-James G. Little,
1 for apy person acqnatnted with bis address) Will
nJesse fnrWs1d the same to VI - T1ibnEe 0r1ce-
arIr