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, 1862-01-01
MARKETS By TELEGwApu

| NEW YORK, Dec. 81.-ro7ro,, .,r..,.u.
4n1snfa 4n1se a5 sales 600 bales at s6@c r middiIn;
| FIouR--Market &c better. t>n,v vs-.,s...
y ana en a ios export and home eonsumpton s,et
for sppeF eIs stas a. *@5 g tez rejectsd soS5 5
@55 tor sapeF Sstgap g f9E sxt5a state $54
TO meqlnm extra do; $8s0n6 n for tro ~ c9mmou
befter anG Glo7nE quiet Canadian doas tris
brIs At s5saS5e or zaps1 1u:1asts e de5n sales
@on @ to Ghofee extra Rye -four quiet and steaI
anet an aI R5ed,9g5 9q9Rtaton meal
NmsEY--Ffmer; sales 100 bsIs at + 1aaa.co
chiefly at the1atter price. 49, 'as90oe-
e.t,9a4 Gt,E9AESIWheat = 1@2c better and somewhat nm,
da;9O bu Chicago spring at & asmI.8a: 6,5o0 hn
II a4ner at $l35; II ,090 bu mixed western It H "a
Tta0; e ~ 5.zoo bn white Wisconsin at 31.45@G 4s
bu amber Michigan st Si45 wfich Z m nvos
pr1ce: Rye elzn. Sales $500 bu at s3@S5c. Bar
1ay 1fr! aG1sf ta5 at Tsg Corn about beter only
mixed % Western haary- aa;t. sass LEO By at &c for
less active Sales at @k jerseFs Cansiiao Sn Ha1s
"fsse5n PneT111oa! IND sta5e: pe.,- E
asm5nd Sales 1870 Il So for ucss e.
Sss9o & ior prime: 81 for city prime Mess beef n
Scd 4s a asnand es@ snd market very firm sales loo
mess: ei11a 59 h ,of &c coantry prime; 5000 Do
l5.u9 for extra mess. Prime mess heef - ss3s9
saes 15o tissees At $50 for India Beef IN
q qa'eI ah unchanged sales l00 bris western | a
sh.1g 4 Mg15 cnt meats duu aud nominally M. n.
5nansea. SMOKED msats quiet. Bacon sides IN GOOD
aa5 9 ~ tor long ribbed 6 for long ciear d.
na ~ ~ ee5ss long c9t bonelssa 4 hogs
ofI J. 10 25 b7Ia :; LaTs market larors bnyerz sales
s.,t nter esaing at 11@15c for Ohio: 16ab 'SS for
steas Gnocra1ss,r gaesse Suil and lover q '0
hhds Cuba st s@ssc: s4s n5n hhiz SaIsz. Sa!sz 399
R1ara.c f.ems: a3o3 bags Manila At &c. Tot,
6s t5Sek & Men cnSa5 o1 i haRd aDuaFy 1st isS ill.,
boxes Wolazze: a4x6 aat ands and oi54 bags 1751f
at 4fc. se-' saaes 4o mas Porto Rico !
~. sss7oGERather : 4 lower more doing ch kR1
Pan ex d., i i i1s {: = 6 66.t: III Z scrip. Ok: !
81 T. oesd.; &c ~ Fac Mail ~. 10: s 70
r ~ =: Do pfa y; narl IS: {. 81; ; + bond. s
T-4s. : ss' "; no Is. is Tenn g., 6s:4o; do
'ots. Si5<. '1Si > 2s' II cou-
, 1862-01-01

S5 a. a. e :. .ss..H9g3G5 dividing on MO rs ~'S
$500 Gao5 diridiny on 200 b..
| -Heceased' 3o74 brls. The demand fur
80 mas tsn1 and the market quiet but firm
r.eps AAA.. a. of.nos were III good request. Sales
we're, 100 brls mixed Y1ntar a,t.. @~ss
s4-z5; 1G0 brls Winter snner sr 81
bsls do at $s.a5 1co br1s do at saao IN ~,
"Metc1n'' spring extra at z3s5. 1n h,7s ,oaa ol1
extra ut 81 20; 100 brls Common extra a4 - so.
~ ofls = Home Trade super at s3a5: IN br1s
co1onet'' do At $3.50: Is brls nAron,, snner ~
Saoo: a0 brls fair super at *3Oa
"HE+AT-Rccciycd, 1900 bu. Market ono,o,,
ouosanl. and excited. but closed dull and Ioarv
sales. ~ On No Red Winter in store at 7sc. s01
y" -'o lted In store at &c; 900 bu Rejected Rcd
~ s'ofe at e5c: 9,oc0 bu No Spring in store at
.o&cs eee1 bu do q: &c 5000 bu do at 7a,<c. IA.
w oa 10 at ssc; l.Scp bu No Spring in storc NJ
oc;Sc, loeao bu do ut CSC; 1e.oc0 bu do at 6-,5c.
oVo' Du 90 at tic; 15,0o0 bu do at 66kc: 1,fal bn
ooaa ooe' ss> bu Rejected Spring in store at s3.<c
passeo wheat quiet. Sales :-170 bcs extra CHM
d ~: &C: 14a bgs Club at 74c; $50 bns c,mmo,
spring q: 6sc-all On track,
eVh1>-1secclyed 16.0S0 bu. Market onened a,
~ ADVANCE OF &c, but closed dull. Sales IN nm b
iaeo IN store at 23;zc; 5000 bu do at a31sc. ao
W ne'ec1eo IN store at 19c; $50 bu new Corn in
store at 1sc; 400 bu do on track at 1s11c. ann In
Ear Corn on truck at e0c q Is ns.
oAI-ReeeiTed, 33as bu. Market ouict, Saline
5eoo bu No in store ut 1ec.
hiE-FecciFed, SIG bu. In good demand anil
firm ut 3sc in store, '''-N0 A''e
bakLEi-Received, 572 bu, Market ,r;o.
sales. III hags fair st 35c. '
CLOVER sEED-yery dull, with LIGHT sales a.
70. .55@a60 S@-e' az
TIMOTHY SEED Sales, III ska 7,r,n,a |
1t s1-5s: Is bags at $1.Gp.
FLAX sEED-Buoyant salcz, Il s1zs n,;n,a 81
Il IS: SKIS dirty ut S1.s0.
1il6A"lSEs-Ea=ier. Sales, 800 br1s Mt ta,1c. !
10 brls do at 13c del. ~'aN'
iALLoW-ie brls good butchers at 75Sc: 11tr7s
onntry at SHE ~ NA-7
1DEs-Cnehanged- Dry Flint, 1oxM11c.
'rccn saltcd, 5A@5kc. '
hl'ooN toitN-1 ton common ut $a5
tuofERaGE-Pork Barrels scarce. Sa1es 4so |
$1o5, NA'esr Aoo
nuIIER-Quiet at 7@sc = a1kin.
Etitis-Frcsh. dull at 1sa114c.
DRESSED PorLTRY-Market cIutted and vcrr
oil. TURKEYS offered at Ie . b. chickeus-dni1
15Gs1 90 z duz "0ts
Ll' t EHOGs-RecciYcd 6ss7 head. The -r,r,-.+
'-aaF was less active and sAadc easier. I'm ar
'nnf OF the holiday tomorrow packcra dill nat
afeEase freely. The gales were as follows.
, 1862-01-01

$33}9,48

No~v S335o.4a
Church and Trinity Church earq ~ ,nS T. IA
ssIy soon alter the 1aat annual meetino 1his,,'
hnt whch aN u tie printed report OF LIST year
leetions for this year. ~t1''A0'oo Al 'ae COL
me e3pe1ditqfe Of the Society the past war t,r
gatnltous distribution, services OF aeents and w
eester aa III the 1eeenfs haFs bea
slip societies, thereby preventing M INN tpma s
socex s9ntng to the means p Of the American Bibi
tonF OF the country and the world mors
and needy than our own. As "sstt'u'e
:, ne Committee can but hope that the collections
rass 81 re shnrGhes will be Increased the comine
!ear e!ee it viii be Necessary to curta ihc oneras
" tne society at time when there il eynrv
than dnsh{ al lne{ shonld be greatly enlarged rather
- ts an aaditiona1 motive were needed to urce ma
R;bie Il ,nteo OF increased circulation of the
Of thc d,r;ng gas be found in our appreciation
h. M ~ ,;ute sHe commands and promiees Monjd ~
~ Wiling to do without Or give IN the Bibie ~
4oJ ~ o.aef book There cannot be ouest;nn ~ as
and Important to u tthsn the Bible is precious
i becomes our bouDden dnty to n1sea = = aha
ha1 hadf = Of as many benss u lie
ogtn n n our own OF foreign lands, 40 f'so1o'e'
tHe consolatlons and promises of th7, p,.5
nc m 1ae. IN sekaess and distress fts commands
Of M ae tgss and sS R IN al the oe Day
Increased circulation win tend thereto H. as rs
becomes ne daty Of the society," 50 Ia as KS
Possessed oft-to the child Just learn;nns aireaay
ab1e to read to the youth and iddieaeed1 u r. n9w ~
ola ta man whose DIM vision can but Just p1cE ont
me precious promises which VIII sustain fs ~ ~
tel1ng steps as he nears the end Of his eartis nii
gnmage Tofarnish it to the weary traveller xfnn R
ne hnds transient home In one OF our large hotea
that he may there drink Of the Living wates fron,,
the smitten rock, and be refreshed Ind strenrth'
ened for the great journey Of Life.
To furnish 1t to the sailor. whose home IL on the
deep. that he may often consult the chart which a.
clearly points ont to him the rocks aud shoals Of
eAaloF's life, ind lead him to th&t Saviour w{n
and they were still VAC ""'os'
10 furnish 1t to the eoldier, that when In camp,
, 1862-01-01

iotal-..--.... 6sS7 s43 G6l so55e 5tl11 -;
anere we're TWO arrivals from Europe to-day-tbc
ot"o with Liverpool advices to tho 13,h ;ns,
afd the Atia with dates to the ed, The ma-1-a.,
brought by the former showed an adrancc oT "a ~
aoo'' S2S5o on wheat. and Gd@ts on corn hut ,b,
news oF tne asta Of the a1st reported do,rru,r,,
'enoencs IN bEeadstutfs, and on the a2d, n firm,
'A"tAes PROVISIONS wcrr reported throurhont
An' mthc Whole tenor Of the dispatches it is
e'Iuen' ehas 1ne markets in England are in an uu-
~ ssleo auu 'e1y nervous condition, liable to 60 up
sooaenl5 as the bclligcrent feeling directs
Hhen the first dispatches were received here tbo
ehect was to cause buoyancs In the eeuer,, ,n,r
hef Tor grain, with Some little excitement h..
before the close buyers began to see tbat tba NJ
| oao'c cause OF the advance in Liyernoo7 was ~.
sAtens1'e preparations making for war bv the
| o14l4sn government, and that IS soon N it rvpa
Aao"h 1hat the Southern rebels, Mason and SIT,
| ee'i were liberated markets would speedily d.
eAne-and On reelection they generally gfthf1ra,r
and any advance gained early, was lost beforc Nh,
close, N~4't' thc
Iae demand tor Flour Was very moderate snd
thc transactions were chiefly confined to superfne
ofanos' which were sold st $s0o0a3.45. Only
~" lo1a oi;ep,lns extras were sold at s35oDssa.
anu selefs OF good brands were generally
abnut 1oc apart.
The wheat market advanced &c, bnt e1ozed Ann
atgesteEday's priees-with sales OF about n nm |
onEheis at &c for No Red winter; sc for M !
Led; s297Ske for No, i Spring; and 665assEc for |
NO. srf1ns-the market closing quiet,
1he demand Tor Corn WIS more actiye and thu
n''fAe& opened ct an advance Of 4c . bu. which
however was lost before the close-w7th .,1os ~
AnSed az s5a92sE in store. aud 1ac for Refectea
Vate we're quiet and steady at 1sc Rra Two
scarce and IN demand at &c. Barley steady. HIsh.
Fines declined 1c 9 gallon, with sales of an hr1s
al s3E. and 50 br1s at 13c. There Is yerv setiv,
demand for Flax Seed, and we note sales of nri,,o
al S1.a5-"hich IL very material advance Timo.
thy Seed Is irm, with sales Of prime II sea1 eo
Go7cr seed is dull.
1he receipts of Live Hogs amounted tn saq.;
ont the market was not so brisk-packers hoIdino
on because of to-nof1oH's being holiday. st5I
there VAS no material decline in prices-the oua.t
oeine scarcely so good as those sold yesterdsv
on1s about $500 head changed hards, at ran.,e of
$<-Ss G@d5 gross for common to good-the most |
OF tae safes OF light hogs being at $245 and heayy
at $2s5@s.Go.
The mild weather operated unfavorah1v =,
Dressed Hogs, which were very duh and 561nc
lover with sales at g. 75asa} for light to ye7y
most of the sales being at s. sxMs rs
dividing on 200 tos !
The Provision market was varv cniAt ,.a, | !
Pork was offered freely At sa.s7x but there "a sss
inquiry. Lard Is in good demand at SIC for nr;1s
steam. and 8zc for kettle-rcnaered with sales or
OF the fosn1er and 80 tcs Of the latter at tho
prices named The supply Of kettle-rendesed lard i
[s very light, and tho market firm, ]
Inc following is an extract from the circular Of !
, 1862-01-01

1 "pAFFH. sHITuToE, No. Dec Fl .ff
Al meeting Of the commissioned officers
Of the First Regiment Douglas Brigade con.
vened on the occasion Of the death ~ tha;r
Colonel, " A Webb, Capt n. r. Va,uorth
Tas called to the Chair, and Adjutant = = =
-broWn elected Secretary. Captains q = - -
Phillips, D. r. Horizon, and E. D. swain ~ x.ss ~,
appointed committee to report rcso1nt;oas :
expressive Of the sense of the neetlnr. ~
resolutions were adopted as follows:
WHEREAS, By the death Of Co]one, 1v,n,.,
webb. the TT Regiment Douglas Brira3a aao -. a
been fho1n Of its gallant leader Ike aenE 81 mas
bic adorumcnt ont couEc OF an able channn;ah Il. no
our country Of true defender. Therefore e'on aaa
Reeo9eed, That We the officers Of his re,,-,or.
mourning for him who through long milf a
Teer has faithfully served his country, denrscn1as q
hls LOGS to Our country. CUR cause and ID onfsn1-
AesNted. That during the ehort time he has heon
associated with us, we hare learned to love him
as true friend, and to honor him as an officer ~
no ordinary merit; that in his death we sustain an
1Heparable loes- That military man our faith
N lin Was unbou1dcd and that BY his zeal and
energy. ne has rendered our regiment source al
cong1atuation TO ourselves ana an obIect Of nridr
to our friends. - tAN4e
ResNted, That to his relati4ee and friends we
Lender our eancerc sympathy and crave of them the
"a privilege Of n!ogling fTi1h their eor1ow SOL
dier7 te&r. '0'0
, 1862-01-01
eaes6rs. Fisher q Co., provision broker@, OF this
City, relative to this trade:

Aessrs. Fisher 4 Co., provision brokerz, of this
City, relative to this trade:
CHICAGO, January 1, 1852.
IaeEe VIII be large increase in the number @,
hoss Packed here this eeason the recefnt tn f4ntp
ts toe,ns :5S591, OF which s617U have been shipped
ia a,a East leaving to our packers 212f5f against
nsf 1s'4a9 packed NJ same dxta last year: and the
aIt;4 uanle nnmbcr that wiA.bn cut this season Is
1sea sen'aIea a.5 at aW:cG0 head against 23l,335 in
abar+ ano 3oo aS6l 0f the number cut thus far
aooaes and Prime Mess Pork FOR Eastern AMI fnr.
Ely adGGonnt, while the Mess PORK CURED has met
Ev1u demand, chiefly for the Canadian na-La..
;n Su ~ aTe now well supplied The low nrieaa nj
Si6rid ~ yoints ms induced some packers ia reney
nrc+ - tn.o Lard. and we may reasonably ~
ron tha Increase OF this product as weI1
1 thc conl 1ne me condition Of the HOE. A.
into Ens low Cyl, prices ruling have mostly passe
oI iato leaves but little stock On hand CInsina
Pitces are however, lower, and We onnte nE;LaS
heltte.tenqefcd SIC. steam 6xc: No Ssc. , ~.
15AW7Tc tor yellow and white Ness nart5 49, 49,
shouiders hams and Sides cured and na2s5 ~
1A@34IdH; box middlea Cumberland ~ ~ 111se ~
51sG;5ng 5S; 51nocg no 4elopg clear 5G5Ac;short clear
.. TIE number Of beef cattle packed to date ia ,hont
ScH mead agalnst IS aB in 1861 IT, and about H.
made in packing. There Is no movement on ,rb;eh
20 hase quotstions, but nominal PRICES me- s,5Ga
1of prime mess and $17 % for India mes TsIio,v
a;7f aa4@Se. Green hides SIC; dry sated sxc: dr.
lnl l1c t1e1gnts-a1 rail to Fhiiadelnhfa sT:t.
fcNe" York Sc: to Boston Al % q 1no M
.Ltse1Peo1 va rail to Portlsnd thence hv satj;n1
vessel $1.66 z 1c0 1bs. N~- - '&'&A8sss
, 1862-01-01
CHICAGO DAILY mAwKw

ppo17s,,, I0EspAE EFEs1sa, Dec. 81,
with sellers of@ty paesd a, sss7s< nut ssea 7nsro =
no inquiry Lard is in.ahod cnand 49, ..s..E -
Sales 500 tcs steam reansd Leaf at esIc. sse ne ~
prime DO On p. t; $50 bfFad 20 tcs pri1ne Es..,a
fcnae1ed. n1e at SIC delivered at depot. '''~
a.s ohD alz,s =, hots- Received, s43. Market dull
, 1862-01-01

UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CouRF,-8efor,
guqEe Drummond. No. 497 cLanccry, Chos
Williams ~. Sylvester Lind, ct al Renor;
a. ~ masler confirmed unless cause tn
cheneexn the contrary le shown. No. 500,
o9faneery; ef nasa Joel n White Is. same. Report
louis E y. Hoard rs. Sidney s. Durfce. # Il
Master's .aa report confirmed and decree6' No
4eS-,..ehance1y; Elisha D. Whitney II ~ ~. :
~; Mills Ct a. Philip Hoync appointed sneciai
s9n'nlssloner ~ 9a:3 to whom report is to be made
Charjes @ jVs1anee5y Va1aee Dwight Cutler It a, 1s
No: 5HF. ButteraeId as, b. " q GanS,p ~ paea:
ae1anit, and clerk to assess damaees N ~
possl. ~9eo'o' same dis
NJ cneg55 3 gES Gounr-Egasx Geg 7aa2e 4ante,re-
o.: Mary Livingston. This is suit for iIiynrec
commenced last December. Yesteriav ~,
de1endsnf eame before the Court by her sttor,
ncSs, Messrs. Adams and Davis, and rrsSos
tna1 t an ~ ofder he made and entered in tie casc
annaony during the tendency of the cansn ma
nhtu Us hnA determination. She also ask
tnal inc Plaintiff furnish her the neress,w
means for defending the sumo aud her reasa5'
ad able counsel and solicitors fees. Order en-
sEo;s sntyo lot Ihe complainant to show cause why
sucu tntFy should not be made The e1ounds
Tor TIC divorce are alleged habitual dfunkcas
ness On the part Of the defendant.
28 New Tears Gifts can probably be- bat,e-
selected from the stock Of L. Il. Miller, corner ~
Lake and Clark streets, than at anf other n1acc ~
the city: They import direct and also manufacture
making their stock Of jewelry, silver and fanc,
ware the largest and best selected in the city,
lee BRITISH LION WunpED WITHOUT B.r-
sLk'-sinton conducts his establishment upon the
, 1862-01-01
1861-14RQ,


1t is the year which in all COMING ,o,os oos :,
oe marked With white stone, rs : product;
OF manifold blessings to our couutrT ,1thou
i Tue clouds seem now big with ,,ortc,to =
+ evils. "1'A i'ostcnlo
4s = ~: year OF 1mmeasurablc importance
Us as cits' witnessing the doynfa1, If :, y
: hn.;- le.cy' s1lc material expansion of n
"us1ness interests, commercial and ,n..us
'o1'ng' rapid increase ofponn,at;on - 49, ~,
s,-''. ; s.o"th and u large as well as beaptjf
sualns Improvement. 1t has brought iov a,
D.ss'nsS 70 many households, and 1as dar
sneu many heathstoncs with grief wen nie
.siEa!aole, but has been impartial In its di
"patloh OF the good and evil Of this yorlt
II aas Witnessed the elimination Of the mos
auocaous conspiracy against great and goo
government the. world has ever seen; til
m'sn1lest uprising of people, In arms th
World has eFer known. The present year MI
witness the overthrow Of this monstrous m,
wicked rebellion and the complete eradicatio,
OF slavery, the tap root OF all our troubles III,
only stain upon our NATIONAL escutcheon.
For onr own part, We have much for wh;c1
to thank the old year; fora rapid increase q
circulation; for large expansion of advert;s
ing patronage, and for renewed assurances +,a,
the great popular heart beats in nn;aon ,~zt,
thc eternal principles Of Justice, Humanity
Liberty and Reason, and that ne are still sn,rad
| 10 enunc1ate and defend them, and that wa
| may send back to the people the asznr,naas
tiaf It shall still be our delight and dntT to
defend them in the years connino AZ n +ha
years past.
In all lights the retrospect shows hr;,,,+,.
and the New Year opens with +bo t1,aa,,.o
fact that as individuals. as = neusna,or =. ~
city, and as a couutrr- we bsxe 80 r.
steps to regret.
And SO while the Last grain is fa11tnoana IN
solemn bells are to1Iing, and peace and o,,;at
brood over the s1eeninr cftv wf+t a.I a.'et
"nes' nc slaAe nanos H1th this New Year Of
oor LORD, 1oo2, trusting TINT to all Of onr
large 1a1nny circle OF readers, in city and in
country, II may prove year OF blessing and
p4ent' 'Rie1 "Ith harVests and profits, and abun-
=, uanh III Inc 1ru4aon Of their best hopes; and
t It's eiose the circle may still be Integral
Ill sll lis parts and intimate IN all its relations.
An Is7rppsr1xc &C.. ,n.
Casrv and Marr Too,,r -. 49, W Joan
of s15n f,o,n H.. 9u VIII larceny
house Of had renn+e ~ ~, W. 49, hsepef OF
1,r,,,,t,+ 1>ot.-s 'oftn SIDE, was
corr9 ,ar+ars, LAWS III lne foiice
On the n,rt of H. n-..aI.... = 1+eA u evidence
mil sa+nrd,-- aaas|." o.lou Nus continued
tho paoe-aa.:. 49, uoon' ~ oe 1akcn up in
for 49, go. eourt i.oon' ihe attorney
1or tnc oe1cnse brought a certificate from
firth 1h,t +,,a ,,,o-o...t-- 'e.lAue
, 1862-01-01

TUESDAY EVENING, Dec 81. 1861
The following table show the rcce{pts ana ahfr
ments OF lending articles Of trade and CONNER,
during the past week:
RECEIPTS OF LEADING ARTICLES AT cHfca RI n,,,,>-
THE NEEE ENDING nEe st9 Do!AtssV
, 1862-01-01

hkaoVAI.-Thc office Of the st. Lon;s AL
ION and Chicago Railroad has been removed
from Dickey's Block to the Masonic rTom,,a
No. IS Dearborn street. s41'pte,
, 1862-01-01

III aeeoloance With their annual custom, to-
Gay thc caf17crs Of the TRIBUNE will wait I'D
On our patrons, whom they hare f.:thful1y
served with little song aud the Nes Years.
greeting. They desire mutual extension os
* soaftcele6 upon this, the commencement of
New Year Of duty and labor " sl
, 1862-01-01

>, DnAR1Es FOR 1se2.-dr. Walsh, corner of
aauason 3aana st1eet and Custom House Place, has
,ss ,srge STOCK OF diaries and daily Journals for
loaG, which he Is selling at ,.,7t ,o.o ,,r;rr.
, 1862-01-01
Gbe Gttbune.
THE CITY.


To-day being New Years, aud des;eo,. ~
extending to Our employees IN oppor, nr,+, ~
l'''telle.a'ng N the courtesics of the day, no
paper WILL be Issued from this Office until tn-
MORROW afternoon, at the usual hour Of ;xsns
, 1862-01-01

BUSINESS or THE UNITED STATES corp7,
foR TUE fEAR.-Thc followiugi is statement
OF the business transacted in the IT IT ~.
cult and District Courts for the Nor+bo-n ~
tElct Of Illinois for the year 1861:
tn 215 trials By court and assess1ne,ti tIlaas oE
1a41s; 4He-total 656. Cd1ncsry- DEGREES mada o.
criminal f5RIe7 f1as eoghns5IAdmiralty decrces s;
The foregoing does not include cansea set
tied By the parties and dismissed from +ha
ooekes without Judgment, other than for
costs. - Aet
, 1862-01-01
~ ro,.rts Um usa'p societies. sos Is
to Life Members Of Am. B. Soc. TtqS
Am. 3. Soc. By order Of A. Lord,
sa1cs At TIN nngent si05
sHe OeposA1o!J.. o!J..--...-............ 911 81

ar, '"'' '''"..-..... $40 4G
aktlng the 70 total number Of books distributed tr
al $se4o4 46; and total aggregate sjnrn ~
S,nd zstlon Of the Society OF l0t volumes Of
a1o! Iestaments, valued at $23T.55, N'1e0'
tne 17easnTers Report Is t33204s. ~
fons se1as ss1eep3s ~ me past yer from Church collec
ties are as folluwe: ~o11's soeie-
Cash Oh hand for 1sst rnnor4 A4aa =.
, 1862-01-01
New York Canals.

MISREPRESENTATION OF FIOUE AND GRAIN sY 771r
AE1I AND CHANFLAIN CANALS FNo4 lS;9 tn 1881
IEf-1TEsfVp =" 1CV4
, 1862-01-01

AAf7TIE GIRL Losr-A little girl shout
sn years Of age, parted from ler friends at the
e1nio'aon OF Tom Thumb yesterday afternoon,
mas oeen taken In charge by alady at the Trc-
mont House, where she NAY be fnund
, 1862-01-01

NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE CoArAsr-
Inc policies of the Old New York Life, will
soon protect great proportion Of our citizens
Il VIC may judge By the unprecedented success
OF its Agents in this city. Should the policies
written by them be kept up, Chicago will in
time draw s594, 500 from this Office for Tho
business Of the past three months a1opc
, 1862-01-01

eB Mr. Dye will commence the winter fern
o. his Adult Singing School next Friday even
ing, Jan. Sd, at the Musical Union Academy
on the corner Of Clark and Washington streets
commencing at O'Clock. His Juvenile s;no,
ing School and Piano classes, Will commence
On Saturday morning. Jan. eth, at 0 o,c1ock
in the samc place. The first lesson f4ra
, 1862-01-01

MORE TROUBLE AMONG TIE MEcH4s,c
ffs1lEERs.-of the late difficulties a,nnnr
the Mechanics Fusileers at Camp Doug1,s onr
feaoeEs ore well aware, and Of the f,ct thot
GOV fates Is at present in Washington con-
sulting upon matters intimately connacta ~
with thls regiment. During his absence. md
pending the settlement Of the difficulties h.
tween the regiment and Col. Wilson. No;o,
oucat is IN command at the request Of t.a
uuen themselves. Notwithstanding tb;s f,ot
turbulence and diseord continue to exist ana
yesterday cuininated in direct disobed;enca af
ORDERS OF more plainly speaking in mu,inv
upon the part Of a hundred or 90 of the nm,
ruly ones. In accordance with the camn
regu1tions, the various regiments were ycstcr-
day ordered out for for the customary montb1v
inspection. Major Ducat issued the order tn
his regiment All obcyed except the hundred
above spoken Of, who obstinately refused to
comply with the order. They were promnt1r
and properly arrested, and thus the matter
at present stands. As VIC have said befora
the regiment has undoubtedly suffered prc.
Siances, bnt snch operations as these viii on,v
tend to aicnate the srmpathies Of the com
munity.
, 1862-01-01

,o:... AA4S'E y AEc7uRE.-Robert Barry vii,
,ee'ufe On temperance in the Reuben at-aat
Mission School building, corner of Rensss
street and Chicago avenuc, this fWednes1sg1
evening, at X O'Clock. The public ara nv.
ted to attend,
, 1862-01-01

fY The monthly meeting Of the Boan5 NJ
Managers Of the Home for Aged Ladies', will
be held on Thursday the I'd Of January, st the
residence of Mrs. Raymond, No, 1so Wahas1,
avenue, at o'clock.
, 1862-01-01

IHE BRITISH LION WHIPPED WITHOUT B4r-
7IE*-sinton conducts his establishment upoa thu
Afae7scdn pian-the only true plan-with the best
Inc market affords, at the lowest prices, and npon
g1F footing. n South Clark street
, 1862-01-01

MASONIC ELEc11oS.-At regular com mu
nlcation Of WantansIa Lodge held at Masonic
Temple, Tuesday evening 24th, the following
o1heers were elected for the ensuing year: j.
=. Church, ". NJ; G. S. Baestow, s. W.; O.
". Barrett, j. ~; J. P. Brewster, Treas; H
". Zimmerman, Secy.; s, ". Wheeler q n.
Louis Sloan, J. D.; II. B. Sloan, s. s.; Bro
N. Cd s.; ]. s. Russell, Tyler.
, 1862-01-01
:TDr the 3bn1i11nt,r

,iae fa,hae X M 1es 18th 1861 ss the house Of he
WIIIJH x Il Norton, by Re7 John usscE
, 1862-01-01
NJ A r. RRTE.n-

@ 10 to John Jones, 11s Deasbou-st,, and ret
your clothes cleaned and repaired noy1a
, 1862-01-01
3LDst.

OsT-On Lake, State or CLARK
~ sayinE found e above wao vii 9ginn 4 Any 2 Pc It
tllpaas Once, shall be suitably rewarded dszEaa 1t