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1At 4ouee WAS uueQ at the evening session
OF the Convention, which was devoted entirely
to Sabbath school exercises, opening by the
scholars Of the Edwards Presbyterian school,
conducted by Sup. R, Il Guil1ord Regular
Sabbath school exercises were gone through
with hy these children in manner redectlng
much credit both upon themselves and their
teachers. No one present conld fail to appre-
clate the deep interest each pupil seemed to
feel in the service; aud the quick readiness
with which they met each question and each
different part In the exercises, amply demon-
strated tLei1 attention and faithfnlness to
their instructors.
The singing of the children of the Taylor
street Mission School, under the direction Of
Mr. Il johnson, was very creditable to them
selves and interesting to the audience.
a specimen Sabbath School lesson was
conducted ~ Rcy. Robert Patterson, from
the 2lst chapter Of the gospel Of St. Johu,
With class selected from fhe audicnce.
An exercise in sacred Geography was
conducted By Rev: J. q. Vincent. 1t the
spoke Of tile importance Of Familiarity With
sacred Geography, suggesting that teachers
usually cid not attach importance enough to
! the necessity to the scholars OF N acauaint-
ance with the geography Of the country Of
which they were reading, and hoped all would
join in the lesson. The subject was Galilee,
| with which the teacher manifested an almost
| perfect know1edge-somewhat more so than
| his c|aes. The lesson was, however, very in
| tcIestiDg and Instructive.
a short address to the children vas then
I nery Sabbath School addresses, and designed to
Illustrate such and draw out discussion.
The infant class Was conducted by Mr. Ii
can Hart OF New York, in very happy 80
interesting manner. To the children, md
perhaps to many others, it was one ofthe
a happy faculty Of mingling atnusemcr with
instruction, while deeply engaging He chll-
dren (as well, indeed, as the whole gadlence)
In the exercises, be mixed it up witsso much
5 as f fssp sns% I'd u SbSa 5S *
er!, and now In Charge Of an iufnt cl9sS IN
New York, and proader Of his cSsnmand than
Mcclellan could be Of his. Thtght it very
likely, too, that LIS division fould "bag
This was followed By q b1ef address By
frof T. L, Bugbec, in the co5se OF which he
moved that vote of thank should be ten
dcled the gentlemen who hi conducted the
exeEciscs il Sacred Geogr9by and the infant
clsss, which being put I, vote OF the chill
dren, WAS carried unanirously-
) Pres. Lathrop thea stted that the exercises
Of the evening had ben with view to as
certain the best manner Of conducting 4
Sabbath School, and were nov open to criti-
ci-m fYE the next 1oty IN mi9as: aaa.;a+o.aon.,
. | teachers had exa}td the children too much.
| He had talked u,,re Of them than be should
NJ Harsh. rof Dixon thought the superin.
, | rerdcnt, used longtr words in his remarks to
the children than when talking to the adults
| Of the audience-
Rev. Nr. Boring thought that the address
to the Children was en- admirable one, upon
, the same principle that the Russians made
NJ; e, sssts drunk in order to keep thei, CHI
ample q Speaking without point
: ~; do!sistet thought the Superintendent
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messed bona .5zde model Sabbath School He
had been teacher long time, and never
knew any good In making children lhugh. He
thought the effect Of the meeting was not for
good, md not conducive to the interests OF
the Sabbath School.
B. F. jacobs thought faults were to be 5;s cor
rected by seeing them portrayed to tue nfe:
If he had learned them by heart he co1ld not
better have repeated many Of the SABBATH
School addresses he had listened to within the
Prof Bugbee said that no ono who knew
him would probably impute to him wroag
motive. Some Of the exercises had been Of .
burlesque character. others had been model
Sabbath school exercises. so fur as it
has been what you thought right, treasure
It In your hearts; What you did not think
right, you must reject" He saw many of the
efror7 Of Sabbath schools and wished them
corrected. It he had committed errors they
would come home to his heart; the audience
could see them and profit by them. He
thanked them for their criticism, and what
they had said could have no effect but to mako
him better.
The whole andience then united In singing
the do1o1ogy and with the benedict1on the
Convention adjourned till morning at 8
o'clock.
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SHIPMENTS BIZ LAKH IAsT TwEsTY-FoCR HOURS.
Flont Wheat Corn Oats Rye Bar
hrl8. b1. bu. bu. bu bu.
To Buffalo. -. bQQ 49,. $500 49,, 49,,
To Oswego... .... 1000 - -. go. ..
To Pt Colb'rue So. 49,. 485G1 .... 49,, 49,.
70 other ports 102 80. 49,. 49,. -. -
Total KIM fd9thn
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Receipts. Shipm'ts.

The market during the past week has ruled 3
shade lower, and qnlte active. The demand is
chiefly by shippers.
To-Day the market was frm-e1nEinr snaae
higher than yesterday: Corr III cnolce ota RlTer
u;o1 155vea OF .x1~ %. b.; 2t 600 ba old River
z..ezu At 29Ac afost; 10000 bn new River Mixed
at 26c aHoat; 5000 bu do at 2655c adoat, 5000 bu
Canal Rejected at &c ahoat; $4,000 bu old Mixed
In store at eT1c; 1000 bu d at a74sc; 65,0o0 bu
do at z74c; Ii GOO bu DE- at 27z5c; 1000 bu do at
2ec; 3,sGO bu old Yellow in store at 29c; 1000 bu
new Mixed in atore at Gle $4,000 bu Rejected in
store at 214c; 1000 bu do at 2l571c; 5000 bn do
at SIT.
OATs-Recelred today, 2l,356 bu: last week,
1LT4si bu. Shipped to-day, none; shipped last
week, TO-, ,9s7 bu. There has been very active
demand for Oats during the past week, and the
market has ruled huoyant-p1ices closing 15512c
higher On the week.
TO-DAY both Eastern and Southern shippers wer
ready buyers and the market firm. Sales,
2eC0 bu No. in store at Is; 5000 bu do at asEc,
~ coo bu do at 2sHc; $50 bags on track at 2s15c
RYE-Received, today, 2,2s5 bu; shipped, to-
day, none. Received last week, 1856 bu; ship
| ped, 1878 bu- The demand for Rye is very light
and the market is dull. Sales today were: 400 bu
mol in atore at Sc; 40 bags at 4oc on track.
I BARLEY-Receiyed, to-day, 30t bu; shipped,
none. Received last week, 5,49l bu; shipped,
s,d2 bu. The supply OF Barley is light and the
market is quiet for common parcels. Ehaice ,a,,.
| tiles are ecarce and firm.
TO-DAY the eales were: 20 bags common at SIC
On track; IS bags prime at 56cdel.
/! PROvISIONS-The market is dull and almost
entirely neglected, MESS PoRK-The heavy stock
| announced in New York on the list inst, has
caused an extreme depression In the market, and
! we note decline On the week Of Soc . b1l-with
Gales at SO. Even at this price there is little or
| demand. Bu1E MEArs-The market is neglected
| and almoet entirely nominal at cur quotations.
MBss BEEF-Noth1ng doing. LARp-The stock Is
light and the market fs quiet and nominal at IN
| TNc for prime Leaf.
| TODAY the sales were: 400 brls city packed
| Mess Pork at SO; Il pkgs country Leaf Lard at
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Exciter.enI on sChaDge-.IndIgnatf
against WarehOuBemen.

Never before In the history Of our city was 50
much Indignation expressed toVards any set
men, as was manifested towards the grain ware
honfemen to-day on Change By the merchants Of
Chicago. The1nsettto1 in warehouse receipts OF
the obnoxious clause, copied into this morning
TRIBUSE fell like bombshen among the members
Of the Board Of Trade. 1t was felt to be not only
grossly unjust, but at this present moment, when
our trade is suffering immensely through frauds
pe1petrated IN the WarehousiuE Of grain, and when
1t was thought that We were just beginningto
gain eome Of the lot bueiness It was looked upon
IS the extreme Of folly and imprndence to eprins
this trap" upon the trade-to damage our market
by branding sound grain as ''mi1ture," and
thus destroying the confidence Of capitalists in the
produce ofthe Northwest.
Among receivers Of grain there were many who re-
fused altogether to touch the new receipts and the
leading shippers would not purchase them, except
In cases where they we're forced to do it to fill ont
cargoes. Under any and all circumstances, the
warehousemen we're universally denounced. They
took the unfortunate step without consulting the
receivers, without calculating the immense dam
age they were doing to the grain trade Of our city,
aud through 1t, every branch Of industrJ-but
Eolely and Eeldshly to promote their OWL personal
interests. This Is the view taken Of the matter
universally BY the members Of the Board Of Trade,
and the breach which existed between the grain
~ 4he -ecen+ c,a,nas -. 1-s1s :. - seeuenee
hx thiz 1ater n,ac<. ~ to1,- ..ru '. "tuenoa
-,a1na - NS@'' " >sAA ~ ~ Nv A7tsaes
R,t +ho ons.t,or, co,,.. ~,
.hont n, ~. ..raeo,.s,,a, m. - - w aouo
~ aafa,t--at,a71er+< -, .s..ns.sa. y. . e1u"'
a.d th-aotor,n. ~ aeat.a,s 49,
.s......stas .a7, - Ta y. sAo
se--1..a. 49,. Hat.,1,-...Hs,, A.sse4'
49, ~ =. -. a.. - 10y ~1e4 ,s*'4S - 'o"'e
san ~ - :" euoasemeu' ~ tne1 now
e.t ~. " "A' so1ae 0eS'o1 "ailen "ay teao
US oaue VI ou1 ea.s' saa pa' ftop1o tn's
e'e.4Aes "aleaouAe - o''neo1J' sefet@l measures
He Hepsopossu-anlong1 1oe nos1 ptomlnene oi WHICH
u Inc apon'1on oi sne system o1 gram inspection
- esetem WINCH, oo' 1os LII PelFa1slon ~ ware
noufe"en, "onlo nave oeen o. incalcalaple oenedt
70 our gram tfaae anu Inc city generally. This
, 1862-06-04

TIE ScHooLMAsTHR ABRoAD.-The school
master is evidently abroad at Howard, n. r
The Postmaster OF that village recently ad-
dressed psper to one Of our citizens, spelling
the name Of the city " Sehigago."
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There was good attendance On Change to-day,
and considerable excitement prevailed with re-
gard to the new clause which the Yarehou6er1en
have inserted In their grain receipts, and which
we copied into this mornings TRIBUNE. Both
among receivers and shippers much indignation
was felt-many among the former refusing to &C.
cept them, and the latter generally declining to
purchase them. This state Of affairs in come
measure retarded business and operations we,e
onsequentIy restricted.
Wheat opened quiet at yesterdays prices, but
closed firm, with q slightly upward tendency.
About 75. 1000 bushels changed hands at so1f0stc
for Amber Iowa; 7a9s0Kc for No. Spring; and
W@sac for No. spring-the outside quotations
being paid only for receipts in the Northwestern
elevator.
The Flour market was again dull, with down.
ward tendency, and the sales were Light, at $s.55
G4.521k for good to very choice Spring Eztras,
There wasa fair demand for Corn and the mar
ket cloeed firm and shade higher; but the great
bulk OF the Gales were at yesterdays .-~1-"lth
aa1es Of choice River HiSn Mixed at 3lc L Q. b. !;
Old River Mixed Al zs5<c aaoat; New River Mixed
at 26@26Hc aaoat; Old Yellow in store at 29c:
Old Mixed in etore at 275SG2sc; New Mixed il
store. at 24c; and Rejected in store at s1N@22;
Oats were In active request, and liberal GALES
were made at 2S@28Hc for No. i in store -Princi-
pal]y the outside figure. Rye was oLet at 39c-
Barley WAS qniet and steady-WitF scarcity OF
good samples. Highwines wer- hrm at 191Sc
Frciehts opened firm aud "A odTance Of &c WAS
paid on Change, but tbes closed dull at the i'm
proyemeut, Only for vessels were taken, at 855$c
for wheat TO Osweso; SIC for wheat-and SC for
corn to Buffalo and Axe for corn to Port Col
hnrup
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COMMERCIAL

TuESbAT EVENING, June 3, 1861.
WEEKL1 REvKw.-TnE WEATHER A8D CRoPs.
The weather, during. the past week, has been
wet aud stormy, with an unusually low tempera-
turc 10. the season. Fires, overcoats, and wrap-
pers hare been as necessary during the paHt few
days rs in early spring. Altogether, It has been
Se15 unfavorable for the growing crops, which
were two to three weeks late in being sown aud
planted, and for the progress Of which warm,
forcing weathcrswas necessary. From all quarters
Of tie Northwest we hear the s4me complaints Of
late and backward season, and gloomy pzedic-
tions have generally prevailed
In come portions OF the State there has been
great damage done to ftu1t trees by hail. and it IL
feared in many places that the buds are entirely
destroyed.
The following tab1ea ah1w the recs1pta and ship
lnenta OF leading articles Of ptodnee during the
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MARINE LIST. .
PORT 0E CHICAGO.


ARRIVED June 3, 1862.
Stmr Sunbeam. Morgan, Two Rivera, sundrics.
Prop Plymouth, Dickson. buffalo, sundriee.
Prop Young America, Tyler, osdensbursh, SUI
Prop Detroit. Pratt, Goderich, sundrtes
Prop Edith: Hewitt, Co1tngwuod. sundrics.
Prep Lady franklin IL Napier, st. Joseph, 400 rail-
road ties, s, 600 Etayes.
Prop Mendoza, II elch. Buffalo, eundsfes.
BARK Torrent. Schamweber, Bay CITY, $50 N lum-
Brig Canopus, stoddard. Buffalo, 150 tons coal.
schr Barney Eaton, Welch Sand Bar, sunlr1es.
Schr Pilgrim, Burns, Kingston, 1so eds wood:
Schr Merrimac, Snow, Kingston, IS eds wood
Schr B F Darcy, Lewis, kingston.
schr Trdine, Brown, Grand Haven, 20 N lumber.
scbr illinois, Burke, Muskegon, IS N lumber $50
schr Mount Vernon, Hayes, Buffalo, 15o n lum-
schr Affair, Kyle, Buffalo.
sab Is Sc ed< eoa ssyc
sehr Josephine Dresden, Finnigan. Charlottesville,
schr E7psEiment, Dyke, Bronson Harbor, CTS rail-
schr Ethan Allen, Pomeroy, Buffalo.
schr Florence, F1eese, haEkegon, Is m lumber.
Stmr Sunbeam. Morgan. Two Rivers, sundries.
Prop Fountain City, pease, Buffalo, 4,O0J brls
a aogF :s9 2e9 brls pork, 4eo brls hshwinea 900
Prop Young America, Tyler, ogdensburgh, 5000
hu corn. a0 bIls flour.
Prop Plymouth, Dickson, Buffalo, 1000 brls -four.
Prop Lady franklin, Napier, St: Joseph. sundriea.
Bark A. +. Nichols, Graves, Buffalo, 15 GOo bu corn
BARK Farana, Carpenter, Co1bDruc, a 90 hu corn.
Bark E. G, L. Moore, Peshtigo.
Brig Robert Hollister, Baker, Buffalo, 81, 400 bu
corn.
Brig Canopus, Stodda1d. Buffalo, 1850 bu corn.
Brig Pilgrim. BuIna, Buffalo, 10 500 bu wheat.
scbr Barney Eaton; Kelch, reutwater.
Scht Thornton. Tyler. OsWeso, Is QUO bu wheat.
Scln Jupiter, Thompson. Buffalo, 16, Geo bu corn
schr Tartan. PomeroS, Buffalo. II FOO bu corn.
Schr Die Vernon, ngrahan. Buffalo, 1900 bu
corn.
schr kenosha, jackson, Buffalo, 1850 ba corr
schr E, G. Gray, Dixie, Btonsons Harbor, sun-
schz Baltic, Baker, Bay de Noequet, bs1s beet,
scbr rndine, Brown, Grand Haven.
Scht Illinois, Burke, Mnskegun.
Schr Affair, Kyle, Buffalo, lS,6c0 bu com.
Scbr Amelia, Murray, st, Joseph.
Schr Tricolor, Kloyeton, St. Joseph.
Schr Il. Spencer, Ryeseon, Point Sable
Echr Josephine Dresden, Finnigau. Pactxna,s
P1er.
sehr 6. c. Griswo1d, Fall. Buffalo, Il 800 bu corn.
Schr Poland. Galligan, Buffalo, Il, GOO bu curu
EchE Florence, Freeze Htuakegnp
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There Is no life whatever In the Flour market,
and the tendency is still doEnwards. The demand
during the week has been extremely light, and
saleB have been made only at a concession Of $50
Sc q brl. Even at this decline, no great amount
could be sold.
TODAY the market #as fat and neglected. sales
were 100 br1s good White Winter Extra at 81 90;
70 brls do at 81 IS; 800 brls tBeckers XX' choice
Spring 7. b. at $4.25H on track; 100 brls "Sngar
River b. Spring extra at $4.O0; 100 bzls Ber-
lin City, at 500; 100 brls "Laurel'' r. h. choice
do at $4.16; 1g0 brls sKewanee'' r. b. at $to5;
800 brls good h. extra at 1855; 100 brls ''Neenah
Muls'' and 150 brls superine On p. t.
The following table shows the closing prices OF
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The evacuation Of Corlntb, giving us the
possession Of Memphis and yicinity-free con-
tro1 Of the Mississippi RiYer-wi1l prove q
"big thing" for the fortunate owners of the
Ice which has been put up along the Illinois
River.
We are informed that the amount Of ice
usually put up at different points for the sup.
ply Of the cities along the Mississippi below
St Louis, is:something more than SOC, coo tons,
while at this time there is less than 81, 900
tons available TO supply this dcmand-"L Lin
coins hlockade'' having given the business
an effective quietus, We cannot but be en-
Tious Of the splendid fortune which surely
awaits the dealers in this commodity. IfGen.
Halleek has failedto bag the Confederate army
at Corinth, be has at least furnished US With
the correct answer to the popular conun-
drum Of the daJ-for, Bee all history-the
evacuation Of Corinth Is undoubtedly the
"Biggeet thing on ice."
, 1862-06-04

IEMBER,-Thc Lumber market duriug thu
week has been steady snd tolerably actise. In
the yards there has been good demand for conf
mon boards and fencing, and sales Of good qua1i-
tiea have been generally at $500. Inferior quail
ties have been sold at ss.5o@s75; but the trade at
these quotations is light.
SALES OF CARGoEs AFloAT
In cargoes, the market is easier, especialIy for
common grades Choice manufactured is in good
demand and there is no material change In prioes.
The following is list Of the leading sales 0 car
goes during the week:
Cargo Of schr. America, from Menominee, mill
run, good cargo, at $3.50.
Gi,efEo Of e e55s & Mitchell from the came mills,
onsaIg SaaI1go q dsh5 Ts9gess from Flat Rock good
Cargo Of scht. Queen Of the West, from Menomi-
PAT ca5so Of bs5k :. C. l., from oconto, strips
Cargo Of schr. Ellen Pike, from Kalamazoo, fair
quality Of mfll-run at $s.0D. -.
Cargo Of seow Hercules, from MuEkegon, fair
Safgo of of & ssh5 + Fisher from ausheson' good
Cargo of sehr; Iitt1s Fl 1s Belle, from Nuzkegon,
Cargo ef sch1. BeSo9 from she1don's ullls. good
Cargo Of schz- Spartan, Grand River, RATED, at
Cargo Of schr Forester, from Grand Ri7er COM
mon, mixed. at S7-15:
s5.55 and Ss.abmostIy common boards.
Cargo Of Hehr 1t, Vernon, from Kalamazoo, or
strips and boards, at e8.G0-good quality.
sHlNGLES-Therei is light supply Of Shingles,
and the demand actiFe and brisk-under which the
market rules f1n-with an upward tendency. In
the yards, prime shaved are hell at $2.75, and
prime sawed at the game price.
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HIGHW1NES-Reeeiyed last week, 726 b1ls :;
ehipped, 2,s6a bris. The market during the week
has been active and steady at 196c at which price
It closes firm.
Sales TO-DAY were: tc0 brls, in two lots, at
1ekc-
ALCOHOL Steady and quiet at 40@42c 3 gal
SEEDS Received last week, 5,555 rs; shipped,
16,C90 lbe. CLov9B-There is nothing doing, and
it 1s impossible to give quotations. T1AoTH1-
Quiet and nominal at $1.3l91.40. There ID but q
very limited demand-the season being about
closed. HUsGAE1As-iu good demand, and steady
at 81 .17K@i. 80 for common to choice. TO-DAY Is
bsga common we're sold at $1.121H. FIA0-Noth-
ing doing and market nominal at $1.2s@1.35.
BEANS-There is bnt Light supply, aud th
demand il good, at $1.0011.75 foz common to
prime.
BROOM CORN-The stock Is light and in few
hands. Prime is held at 5000 90 per ton. Sales
of common to good have been made during the
week at s5cG7o,0.
Ts-GREEE-Apple are scarce and firm at
81 5nn5,pQ, Oranges and Lemons are steady. We
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s~ ~-
S5ateS.
S2O0.OO0 IN ONE OF
HERRlNG's FATRET,sAFRg.
A. tie EreSttra IN Pearl aaa Futon sa Jan a 1851

HERRlNG's PATENT ,6ArRs
sne Ers&ttss IN Pearl aas Futon sta Jan "a 1851
AzsxR8 HxffI8a Gu. No Isl BaoAowAY:
G2sIs: The large EERRIE9'S PATENT CHAM
t1pH SAFE you made for ne a few years ago has
Eeeo PIT TO s2Fere test In tbs crest IRE corner Of
S1lton and Pearl streets, the 2s.h list which
n1s1T No. dSSnqged 1y building together witn usay
"a osuEe Of more than thirty houra Tonr Safe
sa!nso ~ my Docks insurance poIctea AID othez va
aaoe paps1s besides gold and oliver bsuk btTlA
pen ochda, &c, amounting to QYEr Two HUSaKKu
IHouaA ID DoLlAHa Everything il the safe is In per-
tect order. except the binding of the bookA beng
ttea1ned Your Patent Champion Safe gives us great
saEs1aGenn an1 has guarded sats1y through the 1zu
ofe1s ~olia1 VI it8 eontsnsa- Truly yo1;4,
ANOTHER II TEE ZANE yHx-KaQ 0uI aIvXp
GKHERAL CKF1cE NKW HATKS sTRAu5oAy Co
NEW ToKK- Jan q. 1854
HessE7- HE7KHs Co., No 81 BroadWay-GKHTE
We had one OF Jouc Patent Champion Safes n me e
cent extensive nre corner OF Fulton Add Pearl stee
on the th Inst The safH IN TIE third storJ Of to9
Fulton Bank Bu!1dtng and tell With the rulns 70 tna
cel1sr- It Was taken from the Tntns aiter THKTfs1
books snd paperA considerable amount In bAnk no4
and about 09 In Treasury aotea aud other secor
rttes-sE Of which we found IL good oEder, and IN
sc4thad Respectfully Youth ,,
WER1KGs PATENT ,GHAANPIoR ia F1REPsoof
The Hcst reliable security from nEs 1oE fa9y1. 97.
HEEIING'S CHAMr10N NB3EGLARrEo0F sAFeS AF9s
I5ned E4th 8eTnE Floyas 1zE F4T1sT h;.s =
df.,1ed 1;,x,-<r,, Esa21fa d CO. % STATE sssses.
, 1862-06-04

CuuRcn FESTIVAL congregation Of st.
AnBgarius Church are making preparations
for festival and concert, to be held next
week, to aid in redceming the church from
the tax eale and to improve the church build
, 1862-06-04
1LL1NoIs AND MICHIGAN CANAL.

AAA2nV4S AND M1GH1GAN CANAL,
ARRIVED. .June 2.
Geo Taylor, Lockport, 1s0 tons Garth.
Lockport, Loclport, $500 bu corr.
Notthrup, loc6port, 1000 hu corn.
Troubadour, Lockport, 1000 bu corn
York state, LaSane, $50 bu corn, 200 bs wagon
material.
Gen Scott, Lasa1le, AS brls pork 60 $50 lbs hams.
1855 1bs provisions 224 bTls -four 1O0 b.ls beef
Maf1u, kaEkakee, 100 bu corn, go bu oate, $50
ba barley. 8, 400 Ds scrap iron.
Ade1la, Joliet, t,QL0 bu corn, a6S5 1bs scrap ro1
Glasgow, Ottawa, ,41o bu corn, 200 bt1s -four, q,
DIS s:tlrch
Arctic. Morris, 5000 bu corn.
Rocket. Loclport, 3,sm bu corn, 200 brls -four,
AMERICA; LaSs1Is. xo bz1s -four, 1ae,447 DIS lard.
Lemo1t, Loekport, $50 bu co1n,
Tide, LaSalle, 4.1oO bu corn,
Neptune. IeSaIlc, coo bu corn.
Pratlie Queen, Ottawa, 6,Gt0 hu corr.
Edinburgh, Lgsa1le. 1850 b1ls -four.
Acadia, IaSal1e, 1,45G br1a -four.
Banner State, LaSalle, $3.50 bu corn.
CLEARED. D...........June 2.
Alice, Ii Sale, 81 ,675 # lumber, buggy.
Monitor, La Sale, $685. It lumber, 6,714 #
America. Ii Sale.
Acadia L Sale 10000 shingles, s,t7o lbs marble.
Banner State, La Sale.
Progress. Ottawa.
Oneida, Ottawa.
P torthTop, Joliet.
Adeiia Joliet
Lemont. Lockpo1t.
Tronbadour, lockport.
Rccket, Locsport-
Neptune, Ottawa
, 1862-06-04

MAHER AND CoRCoRAN GUARDS CoHsoLr-
DATED.-Thfs company now numbers sixty
four men, and were mustered into service
yesterday, and will proceed to Camp Douglas
to-day for duty. Peter Caldwell was elected
First Lieutenant. A few more men will be
received by applying at once st No. LII Clark
street. g
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Total. tM..................43,9 94, ,aS.

Al the discredited banks except the Arctic aud
State Stock, have failed to answer OF demuf to the
complaint Of the Attorney General, and they will
doubtless be eloeed up within the next forty dAys
tile Arctic and State Stock banks will probably re-
Quize thirty days longer.
, 1862-06-04

t~ Owing to family Illness, Col Killer Z.
Jones has been unable during the past week to
pire the attention requisite to raise com
pany for the three months service.
, 1862-06-04

Daey, corn, at Axe. To Buffalo: schr. Mark q.
sfbley, corn, at &c; achr. Goble, wheat, ats1@c.
RAILROAD FHK1aHTs-The following Is the tariff
Of the various roads leading from this city to the
, 1862-06-04

VESSELS PASSED OETROIT.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicsgo Tribunal
DErRorr, June 8, 1861,
Cr-Bark Naseiilon; schoonera, N. F. John
son, Mercer, West Wind, Tom Dyer, Lockout.
DowS-Propeller, Iron City; Bark. Lafrinier, In
vinclb1e, Sunrise, Mary Stockton, Kate barley,
Vanguard, Superior; Bzigs Commerce, Orkney
Las, Hollister; schooners Fox. Leader, a. E.
Hart, E. ?. DoTr, st. Paul, Boston, E. Bates, O.
Walker, clarabel. Herald, Convoy, suaqaehanna
Weather cloudy, wind n E.