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The weekly sun., 1862-03-01
Affairs In Missouri.

81. Louis, FEB. 23.-The gunboat Essex ar
rived nom Cairo today. She will Immediately be
pu, on the Ways; 80 feet added n her length; her
machinery lowered into the hold, and repaired
throughout in the most thorough manner.
CAPT. Porter who came on the Essex, is improv-
ing rapicly His face and hands are pretty severe
ly scalltd, but he inhaled no steam, and will be
ready FOR duty soon again.
The weekly sun., 1862-03-01

TIE follow ne is conple.a list e'ieleAs, pri, on
srs who sI1ivtd here this forenoon bY has Of
truce fr nj Ricnu oud. All no, o,herwi- dc g
mated are p1vutes
The weekly sun., 1862-03-01
Auuareph Lcttsr nrsa LsnI. N.poIs .s.



handi one letter from the Emperor q the ench.
II adorLs tbs weeks LEDoR both in French and
Eoghsh
CoMfEgSu, "a Nov. 1861.
eR-I have read with tue most hvoy intsrcst /
uie discourse pronounced by you ., the dinner a,
which n. | II tie Prince Napoleon present.
and which you have sfut me. / am hapuy to
hava iuund, IN Language ful of cordiaty and frank
n'ss, the animated expression Of II me ats by
which America and France have been for 80 many
years uAi!od. have Blso been particularly
touched 10y the just homsse rendered 10 the genius
Of the chief tf INV family. Receive, therefore, my
sincere ,hAnks, aHd la pleased ~ make my ac-
knowle Pments 10 your honorable fellow 10 zen.
DIR Holmes, 'or his ode, ~ m % Inspiration, ~
Iiue Ia France. Believe, sir, In my Distinguished
confederation. l5suedl NAPOLEON
The weekly sun., 1862-03-01

Baltimore, FEB. 21-One of the released pris-
onerr, who Las been confined at Richmond seven
months, gives unmistakable evidence oil the iAs' o'
a strong Union organization at Richmond
Oui Of seventeen foIthcanons erected AROUND ,,
R,chmf nd only one is armed, and the city could
be taken tA,ily. =, ,
the Iuion men have leagues regularly organ
igCd with signs and pass DIS.
I'ninn men inf rmai the released priao orers tsat
the army of Manassas was falling back thn nom
three 10 four regiments were daily arriving Al
Richmond, and that the Tennesseeahs "ere smlns ,p
live Statas lie Alsl uudt rstood that only some
thirty rsgmen.s would remain a, Manassas. llas ,,.
Neither Colonel Corcoran, Colonel Lee, nor
The weekly sun., 1862-03-01

President and vics.Prssidsnt Of the Cou'cdoI.
,cy, ard the Congress, being duly Organissd,
adiourned.
The weekly sun., 1862-03-01

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n & ear, O. X,
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NJ Gum ny ham, c. T.,
w Durham, G. y,
Daniel Deylir, c. q,
l. 5nOvisy O. y,
% LI ChAs NJ Pnerson,
lat Ii II. Van Nnast,
II n Adams, o. IL,
w Burns, Go X,
y sullivan, c. X,
Thos Murray. 60 X,
John Craig, Co G.,
I Nagle, Co X,
luIn EEW YORK.
ist IA. Rooeft Campb, II,
lat IL John Why te,
VIM Horpe -,
I'm MASS.
q + Newton. ~ A,
r Msy, Co A
l. s Atty, cd, Co A,
A Is Wuitney, Co A,
A sullivan, co A,
j M Robbins, orp Co A,
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~ Easton, c. r.
II j Hosmor, G. u,
j y Morse, Co Is,
J Pratt, Co u,
l. W S one, c. Il,
T ID Brigl am corp c. g,
A Ful or, Sgt Co Q,
A J Putnam, corp Co &,
W II Tsy lor, Co G,
@ ii B Savye, Co G,
ID q Wallace, u &,
CH Adams Co ID,
BBo oug,r, Go u,
q q NuyoH, SrRt, Co n,
II Weller, Co u,
V } Rlhdge, Co r,
j NJ Morrow, corp Co +,
T. + McKiLzie, Co T.,
L Eagan, c. 4
ii NJ Dav.s, c. u,
IL II Anidon. O. y,
& + Doland, Q +,
j II Howard, c. Il,
w q Moore, Co I,
Htvi ihert, c. y,
David Hickey, Go +,
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Chas ID avis, Co o,
Micha. ! DuRRn, Co @,
c w Wingate, corp COG
5 q Osland, Co u,
John Clancy, Go ii
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II W n0rne, Co IL,
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JBll n, Co !,
II j Raymond, Go IL
Hatfield, Co !,
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w II Burnham, Co X,
w IL Freem an, Co X,
X Hickson, Go X,
NJ Mcbride, Co X,
j II Burns, Co X,
T. Olney, Co X
& A Stevens, % II,
7 j HastiDRs. Co ID,
w IL Emerson, Co y,
III o Adam n, Co q,
ii Ward, Co /,
Capt j N 6tudley,
I'd Lieut. j III ii )oper,
Capt c B Simonr,
III Barrier, Go l,
4 II Ross, Go A,
ST Frye, Co |
q y s owe, 90 e.,
4 j Baxter, CO ID,
2uTi MAssACnUsETTS
T. Eicksnst' in, Srgt c. 4
j FAlfom, O. II,
John Flynn, Co ii
ChArl % A Foster, Co ii,
II A Fairbanks, Co II
= q GeEsler, Co ID,
ID GiiihD, Co q,
Thomas Glacken, Co G.,
Rs Gardner, Go II,
l. ID Goddard, Srgt Co II
Th mas Hartford, Co A
j Hsaly, Go A,
Henry Heath, Co A,
John b lIayes, Co q,
X uarlow,CJrpnral Co q
Timothy Hart Co ii,
w IIvir &, Co ID,
A johnson, Co ii.
Thomas Kelly, Go A,
Geu Lucas, Go ID,
r MINT, Co q,
Christian Mttgle' Go Z,
Clinton McQuestion,C COD
Tnus Y MACK, & . II
John Hewmbn, Go q,
G q Neil, Co 4,
j In Powers, Co @,
Pa, QuiLntl, Co g,
w Z wers, c. ii,
5 Z Reeves, Sergt Co ID,
w . Rees, 20 ID,
T,C RichGrGA Co II,
, 1862-06-27

The receipts OF produce to-day embraced 500
brls dour 10 656 bu wheat, I'll AS bu corn,
bu oats, and 6, ,ss5s bu rye.
There Is stfll scarcity of vessels, and fteishts
tend upwards Nevertheless, the general zna.kets
to-day were buoyont and active, and prices ruled
higher. Owing to the high rates Of sterling ex-
change in New York, there is a much better de-
mand BY shippers to Canada than formerly.
There Hae brisk demand for wheat, both by
shippers and spectators, and We note further
advance in prices Of fully 1c per bnshe1, at which
improvement the market closed firm. About 49,
eco bushels changed hands, at s2H@ssc for Amber
Iowa, T99sCHc for No. Spring, and Sic for
round lot in a separate bin; and T1@74c for No. 2
Spring. At the c1oEe the market was firm at SOC
for No. I, and T2G73c for No. Spring.
In Flour there was also an improvement, both
In the demand and price. Winter wheat grades
advanced 6@1ee per brl, and sprng extras about SC
per brl About 10 0 brls were sold, at 81 59l5.5o
for Winter extra, s3.5775 @41o for Spring extras,
and sa.75@3 4ofor spring supers. There IL falr
demand for choice fours for New York, Boston and
Philadelphia, and for super6ne branda. to ship to
Montreal. An advance Of SC per brl In freIghts
checked the upward tendency in the market, and
it closed quiet but frm.
There was q very brisk market In corn, and
prices advanced Ac . bushel in Old, and h11c
2 huEhel on new. About $4,000 bushels Of al
grades changed bands, mostly to shippers, at 3oc
for Old River Yellow afoat; Csc for Old Canal
mixed adoat; 27Hc for choice New River Mixed
afoat; 29c for Old Yellow in store 275lQ2sc for
Old Mixed in ttore; s6G27 for New Mixed in
etore; and Sa@25c for Rejected in store. At the
close themarIet ruled firm at 2sc for Old Mixed in
store.
Oats were firm and steady at &c, Rye, aa11@
d0c. Barley firm. Highwues were firm, bur still
uneettled, with light sales at 2sD2sc. Holders are
centrally asking 2se130c.
F7eights advanced A@7zc, Under continued
! scarcity of vessels. Only five were engaged at
95tc for corn to Bnalo and Port Co1borne, ard 10e
| for wheat; and lie for wheat to Kingston {paya
I bic in New York exchanged Two vessels were
! engaged, TO arrive, ut &c for corr to Buffalo.
About 175 bids Of New Orleans sugars have been
| received here. via Memphis and Cairo within the
paec tmo days, and they are selling at range Of
| @9Mc.
/ There is good inquiry for Lard at T@75c bui
the offerings are trifing. Talow is also in active
eemand and nomiually higher-holders asking
7a4Gsc. Mess Pork remains neglected and dull
| Extra Mess Beef Was sold at 312.50.
, 1862-06-27
FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
MONETARY

THURSDAY EVENING, June q, 1852.
Business coutinues good, aud our bankers are
prepared for any demand nade upon them. Ex-
aange is plenty.-the buying price being par and
eqing w.. Gold continues to be stiff at III buy
ina; and selling. Treasury Notes {old] az buy
ing ~ selling the uew Issues are quoted at s
Ok buying y selling. Currency is abundant
and lie quality pretty fair, all things considered.
VI co%ae It is about all Eastern, the Ohio, 1ndiaua
and loas State bank, issues having nearly dtsan-
pea1ed.
, 1862-06-27

To-day lot Of j ,559 1bs OF unwaehed wool, one
third Mesino and two-thirds South-D Down, WAS sold
to Whitney Il Colt, at asa4c. The Wool WAS Sum
nit Farm, owned by Mz. Wentworth Last gear,
the clip Of the sane sheep was sold ut 19t4c-and
the same party who purchased IT bid a7c for this
YEARS clip. Mr. II. held out for 3Qc, but finally
sold at ssc. This is about equal to 42lsc for the
came wool washed. The wool was sh ,rn before
the sheep went to grass, and it was cleaner than
usual. sAaAIE%
, 1862-06-27
MARINE LIST.
POET OF CHICAGO.


ARRIVED -.-...... .Jnue ri.
Stmr Sunbeam, Morgan, Two Rivers. auudries.
Prop !" Baekus Chamberlain, Ontonazon. e6
Prop Detroit. Pratt, Goderich
Prop MontEoneE, Gillis. collinEwood-
Prop Lazy sG Frankln Napier. S. Jozeph, loo rail-
Prop Ottawn, Warren. Muskegon, 20 II lumber, GO
N 1ath, 20, eco pfckets.
Prop Barber, Perrett, Grand Haven, 900 railroad
ties. 10 eds wood.
Prop Prairie State. Williams, ogdeusbusgh.
F5oR hafns, Snfanssa a5thsT Bot{9 odr,,cn
Bs-E Mat11and, Dancv, Godericn, - csis WOOD.
Bark Mm r stnrgie, Faitb' Kingston, 200 N lumber,
se11 Sutherland. Petry, St Joseph. / i,4uo ties
sehr YIN sande1son, Williams, Bay City, aso N
sehz Oliver Culver, Whezton, Bay City, 155 N luna-
schr Aldebaran, Foley, Buffalo, 16o N lumber.
sehr Annie Thoriane, johnson, Wi1kinson's Pier,
schr jane s'i Iouiss. Davis. Grand Haven, 70 lnm
sehr Amelia Murray, St Joseph, g eds wood
schr spenesr. RyerEon. Penfwster 45 n lumber.
sehr A4Tow, Scott, Kalamazoo, 60 m lumber, 20 N
schr yen9s, Thompson, Grand Haven, IS eds
wood
schr Three Bells. Clark. Holland. Is cds wood
Scow Hercules, GRuderson, Muekegon, 95 N lurn-
seow Mcimsid, Thumfeon, White River, 30 N
shingles.
CLEARED. -9uAe g.
stmr Mohawk. Hickey, St; Joseph
| Stnr Sunbeam, Morgan Two Rivers, sundries.
Prep Otfawa, Warren Muskesun.
Prop Lady franklin, Napier, st. Joseph, rs bu
corn, surdr1es.
Prop Sun. Jones. Co1]ingwood, $50 bu corn, 2,9a6
Prop Fountain City, Pease Buffalo. Is 900 bu corn,
2o0o btls -four, go hides.
Prop Barber, Pefrett, Grand Haven, 80 hides, 20
Prop Prairic State, Williams, ogdensbu1gh. $3.50
bn corn. 800 brls aour, so hides, 100 brs
Prop Acme, Hathaway, Bnfa1o, q Geo bu corn, 100
! bfls -four, rs bags seeds. 40 br1s lard and
Ri SFp$Si Geais Ssaae bne sSSlns a& 9s eSs9 %
! schr Ashtabula. Hammer, Grand Haven.
schr collingwood, Doyle. Bnfalo. 16. $50 6u com.
| sehr Black Hawk. Aellin. ColonS.
| Schr Wh1r1wind, Nelson. Ceutervi11e.
| Sctr Annie Thoriane, Johnston, N1kinson's Pfet-
Sch1 Jane Louiss, Davis. Manitowoc-
sshr Amelis, Murray, South Hayen
Sehr A. Spencer, Ryerson, Peut Water.
Sehr Arrow, Scott, Kalamazoo
| Scht Venus. Thomson. Grand Haven.
Sch1 Gertrude Edwards, Manftowoc.
Schr Three Bells, Clark, Holland. ..
3chr Mediterranean Morley, Kingston, Is 900 bu
schr Pilot, Gunde1sou, Goaerich. 1895 bu wheat
Sehr Hans Crocker, Lon1s. Coiborue, 1900 bn
schr Aldebazan, Foley, Co1borne Is 800 bu cosn.
Reov Hercules, GuDderEon. Muskegoa-
! ScoW Laurel. Patterson, e1er .ovt.
| ScoV Aetma1d, Thomson. White Lake.
, 1862-06-27

NEW YoRK, June 226th.-Au accident occur.
red on the Camden and Amboy railroad yes
terday, by which one car was demolished aud
four others precipitsted into the canal, nea,
Trenton. One man, connected with CaptaiE
Cooks battery, VAS drowned, and twenty
horses killed. The accident WAS caused by
detached rail
, 1862-06-27
THE RETURNS FROM POPE Co
The Majority Still Further In
creased.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.1
SPRINGFIELD, H., June Sc, 1861.
Pope county official returns add ninety to
the majority against the constitution.
Clay county alone not heard from.
, 1862-06-27

HOGSReceiJed. 1,625. To-day the market
sas very active, opening firm with elight aa-
T'nce On last weeks prices, and great many
cfsreed hande. Toward the close, however, thera
VS. quite an unwillingness on the part Of shippers
to lurchase, and in consequence the market closed
dnll With downward tendency. The sales arc IS
fhJ1,ur,
, 1862-06-27
cEarged by the articles OF Impeachment Of
The Hnuse of Renrcsentat1Yns

ctarged by The articles of Impeachment Of
The House Of Representatives..
Mr- salisbury Faid he should vote for fn1-
peachment Of Humphreys On the ground
that while holdipg*an Office rs judge Of the
/. United States, he had assumed to act as q
hnry) would. not commit himself to any Of
tic declarations or sentiments Of the Mana-
gers on the part Of the House.
The accused was declared guilty on the first
article by the thirty-eight Senators present.
MesRrs. Bayard, Carli]e, johnson, Rice, Sim
mons, sta1k, and Wileon. Of Mass were ab-
sent. After voting on the various charges by
the Senate, the President pro tenn. then pro-
nounced Judgment:
It is hereby ordered and declared, That West H.
Eumphreyp, Judge Of the District Court of the
Western, Middle and Eastern districts Of TeAnes-
nee, be and Is removed from said efice, aud that
he be and Is disqualified from holding OF enjoying
any cH3ce Of honor OF truet or profit under the
United States.
The Court then adjourned sine die.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
The membera of the House, shortly after
the Court Of Impeachment for the trial Of
When the members returned to the hall.
Mr.. BINGHAM, on the part OF the managers,
reported the proceedings and results Of the
high court Of impeachment.
Mr: WALTON Of Vt, rising to q question
of privilege, caused to be read q communica-
ton in the New York Tribune, entitled, *'The
Lntclzi9e.7eer and its Book Job,'' sent By one ot
its Washington reporters. He thought it due
to himself to introduce resolution, as The
charge had been made by one who By cour.
tesy occupies q Feat in the reporters gallery,
and that the charge made in that article should
be investigated.
He then offered resolutin TO that effect
which was passed ZOE against S-namely,
F. A. Conkling, Ely, Frane6ot, Frank, La1s
ing, Loyejoy, Trumble aud Washburae.
The House passed the Senate bill to pro
| vide additional medical officers in the EoIun
| teer force.
The members again proceeded to the Senatt
by invitation Of that body, to hear judgmen
pronounced in the impeaehnept case. Ate
they returned, the House adjourned
| WASHINGTON, June 28-The select com
mittee appointed by the Speaker to whom al
the papers On file in relation to the construc
tion Of ship canal around the tails OF Niagara
/ were referred, consists Of VanHorn Of Ne,
Ytrk, -- Of Ohio, Menizies of Ker
tucky, Trowbridge Of Michigan, Rice {
Maine. Davis Of Pennsylvania, Cravena Of II
| diana.
, 1862-06-27

sHEEP-ihe market is very quiet with light
Gales and Without any change on last weeks pri-
cee.. The following are the sales to-day.
IS Sheep averaging 101 tns at. at.,.............$5o0 5o0
81 GS " ..--... o.
, 1862-06-27
THE COUNTY FARM AND POOR
HOUSE.
Report OF the Grand Jury OF the
Circuit Court.

The Grand jury of the Cook County Circuit
Court, by Epecinl request, made d visit on
Wednesday Last to the County Farm and Poor
House. After examining the various depart
mente, they submitted to the Court a report
setting forth what they had seen and the re-
suits arrived at. Tie report says, in rela-
tion to
The farm we tlnd in good condition, and conduct
cd we believe, IN accordance with the best inter-
at the disposal Of the Warden.
tables consumed BY the inmates Of the Poor
Chase. We find the dairy produces all the butter,
cheese. &C.. consumed. and furnishes anrplu. for
market Under her management all the clothes
used for the inmates are manufactured, and also
all the soap ssed for washing purposes.
THE POOR HOUSE.
We find the Poor House consists in all Of Isl
persons, between the ages Of two weeks ard
eighty four years there fifty-eight persons in
the insane department. thirty.one males and
1we nfysesen females. We ind the rooms about
the building Kept in very neat condition. Many
Of the females are at Work, come In the kitchen
department, come Emitting and some, sewing.
manual labor, two Of whom belong to the insane
department.
TIE INSANE wAEDs.
We wcu1d further report that we find the il
wants of its inmates, its present condition beu:
nothing more than place Of confinement.
RECOMMENDATIONS.
! Wewould recommend to the proper authorities
that their attention be given to the erection Of Al
asylum apart from the Poor House for this depart
Men1, and that there he employ ed, as snperintcnd
ant Of such department. person skilled In the
treatment Of fnsanity- The present rooms aro toe
sn all. and altogt ther too closely connected with
the other departments to insure any degree ofsuc
| ceesfnI treatment.
| THE MANAGEMENT.
t Under the present management, the inmates
arc as well cared for as the size .nG location o
/ their apartments VIII permit During cur visit
! We were assisted in our examination by Mist
! Col'y, superintendent Of the female ipsaue de
| partmen1, h5 Mr. and Mrs. Chase. wardens, aut
! hE Mr. Hansen, county agent, to all Of whom VT
| tender eur sincere thanks.
AL Of which is respectfully submitted
! JAMES MIcHIE,
1 FOREMAN Of the Grand JutY
, 1862-06-27

NEW YORK, June 26-The mayor vetoed
tho appropriation of 1000 for st. Jeseph'e
hoerital for sick and wounded soldiers as not
within the province Of municipal government.
, 1862-06-27

W a dispatch from Col. Cameron, dated
Norwa1k, O., Wednesday, two p. m, says the
Scotch regiment reached that place In safety.
The arrangements Of the Michigan Southern
railroad were very satisfactory. The lsalea
along the route turned out In large numbers
and literally flooded the cars with bouquets.
, 1862-06-27

Great closing out sails o5Pspex Harg,nEs, Il
r. e. RgbJs, 50 Randolph street. 1e44n
, 1862-06-27
MARINE. NEWS.
wssnS PASSING DETR0IT.

VESSELS PASSING DETROIT.
{snecial Dispatch to the Chicago Ttfbuue.l
DETROIT, June 25, 1852.
ur-Pup, Rocket; bar5zs Sanborn, lnv1nc1ole'
Indian. Danube, Rarena: brigs Ocean Eagle, dfaee
Greenwood, Robert Bol1ister, VIM. Treat, Pow
haitian, Mohegau, Concord; sch1s. Fannie ana
FloY. Live OAK, Tempo, Wyoming, Milan. Grant,
r Batee, B. Parsons, Peor1s, Norway, e. H1ooafa'
Puritan, A. Ruet, n. P. Goodel. q. Il. BroWn, ID.
F. johnson, Gray Eagle, H. Egan, Jessie Ander-
son, West Wind, J. F. Tracy, Norway, T. Sims.
DowK.-Prop. Iron City; bark Sonora; brigs
Starlight, Globe.
Weather pleasant; wind 8. ".
ILLINOIS AND MICHIGAN CANAL.
.-dneaa.
| s Douglas, LaSalle, 1876 tons coal.
| Ga1eua, LaSalle, $500 bu corn. -..,...
G c Morton. Lasalle, $500 bu cornt 1oo bn posa-
Rocket, Lasa1le, 5 bs7 bu corn.
| T1onbadour, LocRport. o. 900 bu corn.
j ! Thorp. joliet. 5000 bu corn.
| Ade1ia, Joliet, 4 COO bu corn
| Prairie State. LaSalle. s, go bu corn.
Aida. Lasals, 5.573 bu corn.
1anthe, Lasalls. sss hu corn, 2is bn wheat.
Ontario. LaSal1e, $500 bu com.
| i $50 ns lard, s4U rbs butter.
| Marian, Seneca, {, 100 bn CON-
CLEARED. June a5-
Lockport. Lockport, 1,612 1bs mdse. L. 1863 It lum
! her, 10 N lath.
Maria, kankakee g. $50 # lumber, :, 75o ehipgles
81 brle salt.
| Vim Giles. LaSa11e, IS tons coal.
sehastopol, Ottawa, 6, ,G67 # lumber, 1871 m Ath
II ooly. Kankakee. LOCO It lumber.
Ltah, IaSae, &, 1913 # lumber, 3,644 # siding,
II shingles. 20 m 1a1h.
A1izonia, LaSa1le. 33,6a it lumber 70 n shingles
| hay-scaies, Is brls lime -
Atlantic. Lasal1e, 1c6 n It lumber, 1G0 N shingles
Brilliant. LaSal1e.
JMcNepls, Morris, Il. IA II lumber, 20 bs mea
bags.
VIM Henry. LaSalle.
Northrup, Joliet.
| Gladiator, Ott0Wa. ...
Rocket. LaSalle, 3,G92 It lumber 2 N siding, % z
shingles.
t Ottawa, Ottawa
| Stars asd Stripes, Morris, sFn0 # lumber, 20
| lath, 80 b1ls eHlt.
Lemont, Lockport.
, 1862-06-27

An adionrned ncatinr If tbe coma,;ttaas ~
a11au~e tor The ce1cnTaton IT, t oi The con,n5 ~
Fourth cf july, was held last evening at tl;,
cit from he fo]logtnr ciTic societies. '~ t1e0
49,, 49,. .1s, 49,. 49,. rn.,,
a1sociai;n3s 'son' tne ioa's 'leR eor1st1ao
Charles Redz. from Harmony Ioace. M ~,
Odd Fellows, and Schiller Hain Lodge 80. i Dru.
ids.
James MeGraw. Secretary Emitted Sons Of Erin,
Jnhn Eaton, from the catholic Temperance As
soelht1on. Ro,,o<, f,o,, wo-t,no u.s asso,;..; ,e
North Chieaso. a''AA " "o'A' -lea o7So''9'4'n "
~ 1aat;n,. ,z,o. o,,7od +o .ao ~ ,t,ax
r, ne H1eetlng WIS calea 70 olaer oy Mayor
SHERMAN a. q, aoon! elgnt oeiock, and after the
!eao!ng q tne mlhutes VI ths previous meet
lng, hf. a. 3; =. haenafus moved mat tae fesoiu-
{ion Q! nSanesaay evening requesting g. esa inc
common Gouneh 70 appropriate S',o'o De Ee-
considered. Adopted.
, 1862-06-27

SHOCKING AccrpENr.-A singular and prob
sbly fatal accident occurred On Tuesday night,
At the Junction Oh the Rock Isl.nd road, some
six nilea ftom the city Thomas Croak, m
1r1sh laborer, who is represented as generally
temperate, hard-worklpg msn, became In
toxicated that evening, And started from nesr
the Junction for his home, distant shout
mile up the track. He had proceeded but
, 1862-06-27

PRoTlSIoNS-MesEP Pork Is dull and nominal
at 50 5c91o.o0. Mess Beefin fatr demand. Sales,
4tD brls C1agin l. Co.'S extra Mess at St.. 50; 70s0
ne. Smoked Hams in casks at &c; 90 pigs country
LeafLard At 7c. Lard Is in good request at 7@7kc,
but the Offering are very light. Sales, 10 tres
country at 74zc; 10 pkge do at &c,
DRIED FRCIT-3i brls fair dried apples Ut &c.
SUGARsSales Of New Qrleans. .eugars In bhds
at T@9kc.
BEANs-4o IN good at 81 97H.
BROOM CORN-5 tons fair at $65 90.
TALLOW-Tery Gtm-ho1ders asking 711D9c.
10 eales.
FIEH-The market is q shade lower, In conse-
querce Of the receipts being more liberal to-day
than during the week Whitefeh have declined
about 17Hc p half brl, the current figures being
$312h@3 80 for No i, the inside figures being for
round lots, and the outeide for retail parcels. We
quote:
No "hitsafh, hi brls.. taN@s%
No. ] TROUT, :. .:..:.. 5sS 4 g5:ss
HDEs-The market is very dull, the receipts
being light, and no demand By Eastern buEers.
Quotations are: Dry Flint, 12G113c; Dry Sailed,
s@11c, Green salted, 5hGse; Dry Calf 1o1i2c
Green Calf 697c-
WOOL-sales OF 1.600 1bs Summit Farm un-
washed, ,about y Merino an = South Down at 2s4c
The same wool last year brought only 1s4c. We
quote common uatiye at 15@30c; medium SIG
Csc; fine a59d0c; unwaehed = of.
BUTTER Good shipping butter is in fair re
quest. The following are the current prices
choice Dairy 1ca11c; fair to good Firkin sh@
| 9Kc; Grease 6H@7c-
EGGs--Fresh 6G6Hc q dog.
Il +E@ . 5o1. Trv
, 1862-06-27

TEE HIGGINS HABEAs CoRPUs.-On motion
Of r. Hervey, Esq, counsel for Higgins, Of
Camp Douglas notoriety, Judge Drummond
yesterday ordered the petition for habeas
corpus to be amended, and new wit to
issue directed to Col. Joseph Il. Tucker, the
present commandant Of Camp Douglas. As
Higgins has yamosed the rancho Of course the
writ is void. i:
, 1862-06-27

# Deafness ard Diseases Of tho E5e and Ear
successfully treated By Dr.. ! B. Walker, Oculist
and AuriBt III South fsa1k atxee&, Chicago jes16+
, 1862-06-27
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET,

E- Grain sold tn store" Is sn5jeet to cstor-
a9e, echtch is paid BY tie buyer: ercsa:iue Of the
price paid for the grain to the seer. 3Fde1 sgle
quoted IS free Of storGge," or - 0. 6.''
, 1862-06-27

MEcuAN1cs' SAVINGS BANK or CH1uAao. No. 8
CLARE 6TaxET.-Ihis' institution will receive
BULLS Of money, from mechanics. 1borers and
others, Of one dollar and upwards. Exchange on
all eastern cattes and Europe Chas. T. Boggs,
Pteeident L. E Alexander, Cashier. fe2S19t
, 1862-06-27
THE CITY.

A BIC HAUL.-Thirty grain draymen we're
arrested yesterday and compelled to procure
licenses OF pay the customary fine.
, 1862-06-27

VISIT TO CAMP DouGLAs-The gallant
Mrs. Major Belle Reynolds, in company with
Col. Cummings Of the 51st Illinois visited
Camp Douglas, yesterday.
, 1862-06-27

ITO RENT-Furnished, neat con,
4 yel lent houEc in gnod neshhorhond. EeatioW
to an approved tenant. Apply at 80 Huron street.
.
, 1862-06-27
THE JEWISH TEAPLK.-The committee have
engaged the Rev. DR.. Reeder to exhibit his
model Of Herod's Temple at Kankakee, to-
morrow, free to Ill the excursiouists.

~ At Gherman House. wedding and call
cards, written and engraved. Five quires French
paper and envelopes. most fashsn&b1e pattern, ee
gant1y stamped, r. Csl in psrlors. For samples.
mail tWo stamps to Yankee Card Writer" JEST st