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The New York herald., 1862-04-12
FoRrRsss MONROE, April lis H.
Hon. EDWIN N. STANTON, Secretary Of War
Tho Msrrimac down towards the Monitor and
Stevens.
one round when she, with her consorts, returned 70
Craney Island.
Thus ends the day What the night may bring forth.
am unable to say. JOHN E. WOOL. Major General

WAsMSGroN, April IL, 1852
Captain Fox, Assistant Secretary OF tho Navy, who
returned from Fortress Monroe to-day reports that tho
Merrmac had moved from her position under the guns ol
Caney Island and anchored in the mouth Of James river
had made no attack, and It Is now believed
that she has been assigned this position q Q
floating battery for the protection Of the right
flank Of the rebel army resting James river II now
supposed that she will not for she present at least come
outside of the bar into the Roads where our vessels are
ready to meet her with confidence Of making finish d
hor If she should afford them fair opportunity to attacs
har
The New York herald., 1862-04-12

A CURIOUS WAY OF ATTACKING SEWARD
Poor Greeley now has full license from the
Tribune Association, and writes the Tribune
full of himsclf and hi. crazy trash. Yesterday.
in an article purporting to be a defence of
Fremont, Greeley hits his old foe, Seward
whom be defeated at Cbicago-a very heavy
blow by asking:-"Has Mr.. Holt heard of a
Secretary of State srresting two ex-United
States Ministers, Faulkner and G. W. Jones, on
their return to this country, and locking them
up in Fort Warren without a writ of indict.
ment!" This is very curious way of charging
Secretary Seward with violating the constitu-
ton; but how 1t justi1cs Fremont's extrava-
gancs only the insane Greeley can understand.
The New York herald., 1862-04-12

PooR FREMONT N DANGER.-We really pity
poor Fremont. He is in constant danger, not
from the rebels (whom he never sees), but from
the inlictons of the miserable driveller Of the
Tribune Will not some friend of Fremont get
up a subscription to recompense the Tribune
for its pecuniary losses during the past year,
and present the sum, in nice purse to Greeley,
as Matteson presented his 1000 drafts Gree
ley may get good natured then, and be quiet
about Fremont. The manner in which he now
daily dishes up the terrible evidence against the
poor, lost Pathfinder is very unfair. We wish he
would not do IL, and will head a subscription to
quiet him.
The New York herald., 1862-04-12

RELIEF FOR Our WOUNDED AT PlrTsBURo LAND
NG.--No sooner had the news of the recent tre-
mendo,u battle near Corinth reached Chicago
and othern Western cities than steps were i'm
mediately taken to send hospital supplies,
linen and comforts of all kinds to our wounded
soldiers. As yet none Of our public bodies
have made the slightest move in imitation of
this example. Some of our private citizens, it
is true, have contributed. 1t is to the patriotism
and energy of our Western men that we owe the
first serious blows inflicted on the rebellio, {,
and but for their heroic endurance in the recent
engagement with Beauregard's forces We should
have had to record disastrous defeat Lot 1t
not be said, then, that the people Of New York
are Indifferent to the sufTerings of the gallant
men who are now lying prostrate from the
wounds received in our behalf. We call upon
both the Corporation and the Chamber of Com
merce at once to initiate measures for their
relief. Apathy must not be charged against us
in matter which has so legitimate and press
ing claim upon our sympathies.
The New York herald., 1862-04-12
Appearance of the Rebel Bate
ry Merrimac and Her Con-
sorts in Hampton Roads.
BroadSideS Exchanged Between the Mer-
rimac and the Stevens Battery.
Return OF the Merrimac to
. Craney Island.
Three Small Vessels Captured BY
the Rebels,
FoRrasss kosaos, April IL, 1864.

FoRrnnaS M0sRoa, April II, 1861.
Hon. e. N. STANTON, Secretary Of War;
The Merrimac, jamestown and Yorktown, and ssveraa
srnsoats and tugs, appeared bstwsea Nswports News
and Sswalls Point
The oaly damage done tho capture Of three small
vessels, empty and one loaded il is said, with coal
These vessels were captured opposite Brgadsr General
Caseys division, with small guns Of three.nch calbrc,
and some two hundred feet from Shore
JOHN E. WOOL, Major General
The New York herald., 1862-04-12

MARY PRovosTs THEATRE. No 4s5 Broadway
C0uBf STAGE.
The New York herald., 1862-04-12

NEW BOwRRY THEATRE. Dowery.-THRsx GUARDS
M1a-HaHpV AM5Y-JA,K SHkfPARD
The New York herald., 1862-04-12

BAREuMs AMERICAN MUSEUM. Broadway.-Cos
Nvfr1AdvNG WHALx 1c.. at all hours.-IIop o. My
THuMB afternoon and evening
The New York herald., 1862-04-12
ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.

LAURA KEENE's THEATRE. Broadway.-TnE Ma.
o. sfuy; on. PEEr or DAY.
, 1862-06-30

SATURDAY EvEHHG June a3, 1861
FRHGHTS- vessels here and rates entirely,
nominal. The echr San Jacinto was chartered to
arrIve. at SC for corn to Buffalo.
FL0UR-ReceIved, 4,osa brls; shipped, $3.50
bFls. Market dull and &c lower. Sales, 100 brla
.*'Orieut'' Winter extra at $4.75; 200 brls "Vol-
c1non Winter super at $50; go brla "Gane-
eee" t b. Spring extra st $a,65s 800 hz!s W1scon-
Ein Atlantic" I. h. at $40; $50 brls vezJ good
Wisconsin Club Wheat extra +. h. at s. 90; 80
brls do 1t IS s. &C brls good Spring extra at
f8TG3 90; 81 brls 'spring Valley superdne at
$ae6; IS brls super at $a75; 70 brls super st $500;
1850 btls Spring extras On p. t.; 40 bsls ''Hau-
kins' extra at $s.6e; 100 br1s * Glls Excelsior"
Spring extra at $500; 400 brls Higgins Excel
sior" at 800; 10 hrls Canada Oat Meal at $3.50.
WHEAT-Recsived. 72,057 bu; shipped, $500
bu- Masket declined 14@se per bu. Sales, 2o0
bu No Red Winter In store at Soc; 400 bu No. :
Red at e9Hc; 27,oo0 bn Amber Iowa In store at
s6c; 1000 bu do st s4He; 1000 bu do at SIC; 5000
ba No. Spring in store (esr1y} at Sc; 6o50 bu do
at s14c: 10000 bu at 81Hc; 12,000 bu doat Sic !;
70c0 bu do ut ac5c; 5,00bu do ct 8cc ,03o bu do
(sho1t recejpts) at 7sxc; a. 900 hn No. Spring in
store 1t 7sc; 1900 bu do at TIC; 2,00o bu do at
72hc; 400 bu do Gin Mum Il scott's] at s6c;
1,l00 bu do in eame houHe) Ut T4ci 1850 bu Ks
tected Spring in store at sc.
CoRN.-RecetTed, s68,505 bu; shipped, t6l. 80
hu. Market dull and declined H@kc per buahes.
Sales were "a 500 bu choice Old River Yellow At
Sic atoat; 1000 bu Old River Mixed at 994
aaoat: 1900 bu do at Sc afoat,; 5000 IN choice
| New Mixed at &c aaoat ID, COO in Old Mixed In
| store (ea,ly) At Sc + 5000 bu do at fsx; 13.oo
bu do At 2s3Sc; 5000 b1 do st 2sAc; $500 bu New
| Mixed in Btoso 1t SC $500 bu do at 771c TO-
900 bu Old Rejected at asAc 500 bu do At ssAc
4o0o bz do at a34c 1000 bu do at sc n roo bu
| do On p t; 1000 bu New Rejected at SIC IL tht
caoee asale of1o0.e0Q bushels sf "A3xed Cam
, 1862-06-30

NEW YORK. June e2s-F1orn-Marketo opened
quiet and cloEed heavy at SC decline. Sales i4,7W
brls. at 81 8594 q for Eaper state; $l70A 80 for
extra sfate; q 2504.45 for tuper western; g. 10
@te0 t:r common to medium extra western; $5.05
found hoop Ohio and S. SOS IS fof trade brands.
sn nses at 1a q a
mon, and $4.95G6.20 for good to choice extra.
Rye hour quiet and steady at s. L75GAl0. Corn
meal quiet a15 without mat esisl change; 81
GH4E-Wheat opened du1l and closed heavy
wi,h1@ec decline 6ales, part to arrive. IS, ,6VJ
sa %auSe Sesse SIS sR51s T @ @ S S. sosa 81 1eW %
at 1o91.14 latter price for very choice parcels
500 bu. common Causdtaa club at f1cJ: 81 ,02n
amber Michigan at 81 2a@1.as. aai $500 bin White
western at $l.a5. Rye quiet and very dru-With-
In day or two 49, 600 bu prime western to arrive,
eold on private telms: Barley quiet aud nominal.
demand steady. Sales. 9t 200 bu. 1part to arrive.
At 48152cfo for new mixed western 64955c for old
Co., and 4SI56c for unsonnd. Oats tCarcely 80
frn, Sales, st 4s@44He for jersey, Canadian and
state. ="
MoNEY--Market frmer: good business doing, ,45<aa
* per cent. on cal; b16 per cent. prime paper:
104 @1mk. American gold declined to 8N69 pei
cent. California gold barr, aA@9h per cent.
premium. Government stocks Little htmer; Z. S
6s Of 1881, 1067<@1C6H 750 Treasury notes 1055S
10X. :Total exports Of specie for the weeE
OsWKGo, June 7s.-FzouR-Good demand 70
GRAM--Wheas firm but quiet; sales 400 bush.
No. Chicago Spring at sa195c: 693 bush. Cana
dian Club At $loo; aoo bash white 3 cansdis2 q; a
sln Cen d1% bat a dn; l.! sales a4o9 0ush III
a0huth Canadian at Sc.
LAEH 1APoRrs6 brls. -four; II 600 bush
whsati 149W bush eoEn
EQlu
, 1862-06-30
Dry Goods.
From the New York Independent.1

An unusually good demand prerails FIR season-
sble goods at this the fag end of.the season, and
Jobbe1e are obliged to renew purchaeea from first
bands. Cheap lots Of al kinds Of desirable goods
are In good speculative demand; buyers thinking
goods tannor be replaced atpresent selling prices
The stocks In fand are READILY marketable
vance. 4 general anticipation Of a riHe in the
prices OF all cotton goods especially obtains,
since the raw material comea forward SO eparfng-
" Circumstances in the South seem to Indicate
that the receipts thence of cotton will be very
limited all through the year, and too much SO
se to gi.e downward turn to prices
steetings are quick at 12Hc., and heagy browns
at 14c- Low-pr1ced bleached goods are getting
scn1ce, and much sought for The demand Is &C.
tive, both for consumption and speculation DriIla
have advanced, and are firm at 14c. Canton fan
Ies are active. Co1ored prints are very active in
demand. with an Insufficient snpplY: In woo1ens
there is iaeEable activity. Job lots arc much
descriptions Iow-priced black eatinets are much
wanted. Fancy caesineres and De1tons cell mod
eIately OF epr1pg styles, but Gales are making 0
fall atyles to arrive early. Meltons are the mos'
desirable
L foreign goods there Ia not so much doing
been diepoecdok stlk goods especially pon1t d.
soies. doubled-aced el1Es, gros de naples, and mo
Zembiqnes--etit sell On arrival. Ribbons are il
active demand, T nnd sell at good pSees Velye
ribbons are In speculstave denAnd. Engiish print
also come toa good Market but are scarce. Cloth
mand but fancy ezssemeres and mettons sci
well. Beavers aleo are selling to the c1othle1s.-
The inportations are Light
4 good fall trade is relied as certain
, 1862-06-30

OQ C%18 #O1Q.
schr Hampsh1re. Wiglan. Ceptervfle. 6s eds
rood.
CLEARED. IS.
stnr Sunbeam, Morgan, Two Rivers.
stmr Mohawk, hickey. st Joseph, snndries-
Prop Lady Franklin. Napier. 1t Joseph, snndries.
Prop " Bacs1s. Chamberlain, OnlonRgon, 40
bn corn. 800 bu oatH. 100 bt1z -four. 81 brls
beef 81 brfa pork, 10 brls lead, aud tallow,
Is brlB hiEnHInes, sunds1e4.
BarE Tnse0la, Richardson. Grand HaTen.
Bark Vim stu1Ees. Faith Buffalo. 1880 bn com.
Bark Maitland, Da1rey Goderlch. II, rs bu con-.
Brig Sebaatupol. Williams, Grand Ha.eu.
Schr DoH3 Chflds, Buffalo, 1s,6u0 bu corn.
Srhr g Foster, smith MuskeEou-
Schr En18H; Brown, huakegon. -
6ch1 Ye3fEIAph, HAyea, Muskegnn.
8thr MagtE, Foley Grand Haven.
Schr Honest John Ro1lfn, kalamazoo
Schr s Wallace. Lawrence. South Haven.
6chf Hirondhal@kJ Johusun, Kalamazoo
Gckr E1pett11ent. sDaIa. Broneons Harbor..
Scht Nicola. S3m1ll1bde, Holland. go :. =,
sChr Crueader. Coates fAlleg6n 55 hides, sund{ess
schr Magnet, Walst1a Mnsfegon., - T.,
Schr Lizzie Throop. F10ods MnskeEon. +: ~
schr Haro. Bouch. South Haven ~, 49, $
Gthz q Ghtes. Flock. Grand Haven. -
6chr Vim Jones, Thomas, Mantetee.
Schr Iftcolor, KIancon4 St Joseph4
Scnr Col Sheppard, Brady, Fuller Lsudtng.
schr Camphe1I, Morley, Buffalo. 15;klo b1 rye.
schr Annie Thorine, johnson. WIlksnson's Pier.
schf Mm saneetson, Williams, Kingtton, 1900
schr Vim Aldrich, simson, Co1borne, 6.675 bu
, 1862-06-30
FINANCIAL IND COMMERCIAL,


SATURDAY EvENfKG, 3nnea8, 1860.
Currency continues little close. Exchange Ii
plenty. The rates OF yesterday hold good to-dsy
par buying; u selling. The bankers are rather
an1tons to ee1l at the LITTER rate. Gold giyes way
. little to-day, following the New York lead We
quote at buying Q selling. 4 further decline is
anticipated after the 1st prox. The banks are psy-
ing per cent for old treasury notes, and k14 for
new.
CouKTMrHrT.-Altered 1's to Is, Mount Yer
non Bank, Ohio, are in circulation. Look out to:
, 1862-06-30
MARINE NEWS,

f6SGG443 EAG11lHlf 1E1AOlI.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribunal
DETROIT, June 23. 1869.
UP-Prop. Ga1ena; brig Baltimore; sehrs. Mt
Vernon, Ketchum, international. Robinson. 1ro-
quois, Willard, johnston, Baxter, Charlotte, Ham
let, R. Dart, Muskinsg,rm, F. Crawford, James,
Navagh, Wa1rus.
DowH-Pzops. Mohawk, Mendota; bark Great
West No 4, D. Morris, Cleveland; brigs Geneva,
F. Gardner; schrs Cuba, Autoceat, Syracuse, c. c.
Trowhzidge, Cnyahoga, Bemis, D. Eanter, York
town. Stampede, Gipsey, Mountaineer.
Weather pleasant: wind southwest.
DETBo1T, June q, 1861.
TP-B1tg Bay City; eehr. Colorado. .Boaton, Mic
sraguA
DowH-Prop Michigan, West, Caldwell, bark
s. A. Marsh, Pierson, Norman, Daley, Rosera, La-
frfnier, Fontene1le, Nichols; brig Mary; schr
consue1o, Deloa DeWqK: Norris. J. #: Rrow2,
Gold Hunte., White Cloud, Flying Cloud.
AHRtvRD-United States stmr Michigan.
Weather pleasant; wind southwest.
, 1862-06-30

Prices Of Wool in Michigan.
AtPonttac, on the a6th, 4sc WAS the highest price
paid; at Greeuvile. ss@45c; at Ann Arbor, 400
4sc; at Charlotte, 35@45c; at Decatur, a5D45c; at
Dowajiac, 45@50c; at Hastlngs, 45@sec; at
Adrian, 81, geo lbs at S4aQ5oc.
, 1862-06-30
THE CITY.
TIE R1dHr Wsa, ARxr OF Tux PoroxAo,

sPRc1A--Rev E. n. Boring, P. E., re-
quests full meeting Of the ministers of the
NJ E. Church, at the usual place, on Monday
morning, June S0lh, at ten no'clock Buainess
of importance will be Laid before the associa-
fion.
, 1862-06-30

Loves Labor Won " is the title ofMrs.
6oxthWorth's new volume just published by
Peterson. John r, Walsh, corner OF Madison
street and Custom House Place has It. Also,
Ill the duly Magazines and the Reviews for
fhe current quarter.
, 1862-06-30
Flour in Phllad

Flour in PhtladelPhta--~June 26.
There tB rather more demand, and holders are
hrmer IN Their views. Sales, 2.a00 brls II ". ex-
fam. at 81 cG500; SEQ brls com. to good super. at
$4.57H @4.75; 100 brls fancy Ohio at $3.50.
, 1862-06-30

Allegheny Cattle mnrket-June 26.
The demand for Beeses Was light, and the mar
ket dull, but not quotab1y lower. The range Of
prices paid WIS s2.o0@4.o0 The shipments were
heavy. hogs were dull. with only Two lots sold,
one at $500 and one at $2G0.
, 1862-06-30

MKETHa.-Therc will be q meeting in BrJ-
ant Hall on Monday afternoon at three clock,
to make definite arrangements for the picnic
on the Fourth Of July for the Hospital Re
lief Society. The ladies are requested 10 at
tend.
, 1862-06-30

FOURTH OF JULY CELEBRA-
T. TON
Trip to Waukegan.
MILWAUKEE, MEETS CHICAGO.
The St Georges Benevolent Association Of Chicago,
In concert With the St. Georges association of MI
kegsn % he Fonftb Il Jn5 to wbeh ths sister soeie
es aud their friends are cordially Iny1te To render
fhs ts4p more agreeable, the services OF VEAs"a
LIGHT GUARD BAND
Have been secured thus giving the votarIes OF Tosp
cheTR an excellent Quadr11e Band Da1eine together
Vii be- On lie grpands fhis trfp vii H sosd e @
Raene, Ksnosha, &C. to sec fhem On lie Fouefa 5;
.fiesets ons 5eIa5 + be oet.tned At the following
Joseph Batler, rs South Clark stfeet; Joseph so6ey
Eosth kDzls srset @ shecpsn ae's D!nS rs st95s
Store. 20 South CLARK street; VIM EoIdswoTth IA
~ !ss West Randolph st1est; " &. WIsy, 31 South
sse
street; Cooke, 33 State street; Berans Tea Store
corner Randolph st Clark streets: Thoulss watson
Wells street; Foster House corner k1nze and c1hrk
VIE, Boslch. corner Michigan and Rush streets and
from the members aEd orhEers Of the Society,"
Refeshments VIII De provided en- the ground by the
Eoctety. ample aN~~.llnlodatlo1 W1n be erected Oh
nc sfe11ue for ladies and children.
ef Wank o. tks Foaft6. 10 Tb;ch she people d
Special trains ieaTe Ailsaukee Depot st ss3 A. II.
'.u A4A ~ i 6AhNGMANArH. III ! q President
JQgE CcIIIE6 Fec Secy. teEa4S7-td
, 1862-06-30

TIE ELLSWORTH ZoEAyEs Gona TO WAu-
HGAH.--The Ellsworth Zouayes have accepted
IN invitation to join in the celebration at Wau-
keggan On the coming Fourth Great prepare
tions are being made for the celebration. 3d.
cdeties aud excurnioni5tB from Nil waukee, r.
cine, Kenosha aud the country adjacent to
WaukeGan, will meet there and spend glo-
1ioua day
, 1862-06-30

al sdh3kAAAH 4Alsubs
Groves sold Norris is head, Averaging i, ,1a6 lbs,
St: John sold Allen ~ head, averaging 1,a39 bs,
Geesovy sold Morris Is head averaging !, ,9oa 1bs,
at S1-t5.
GeHsovy sold Morris Is head. averaging 1,02s Dt,
at s. 3D.
S.: John sold Morris u head, averaging ea2 hi at
Drake sold Cook ashesd. averaging 111e lbs, at
Buckley sold White q head, averaging 1854 lbs,
s. John aold Morris II head, averaging ,557 ms,
at $3 rs.
Meehsn sold Mcclure 50 head, averaging 1915
lbs at s. Is.
Rhodes sold Mcclure Is head, averaging LES ns
at 1870.
Sanders sold Mcclure Is head, averaging 1858
Wright eold Morris % head, averaging 1857 lbs
at SAGE.
Valentine eo1d Morris 80 head, averaging ,oao
ibs at $3.Go.
AT MICHIGAN soUTHKRH YARDS
Higgins sold Thomas IL head, averaging 1875 rbR
shuck sold Curtis 10 head averaging /, ,s7s ns :.
1875.
Henderson sold Chance a head averaging :, 1,s54
Miller sold Frye IS. head averaging 1880 1bs at
Teler sold Darby ten head averaging 1856 lbs
- to Bowlin Is head averaging i $50 tb1 st
S. a5.
Teller sold Dalby 10 head averaging 1890 III at
$250.
Hierscb sold RosH,n Is head averaging $50 ns At
| s2a5.
| - sold Kost IS head averaging $50 1os at
, 1862-06-30

bu cats, i479 bu rye, and $50 bu barley.
There Was good attendance On Change today,
Fus Is Is usual On Saturday, business WAS light.
Ths upward tendency in the general markets, no
ted for q few days past, Was checked to-day, and
decline ~as experienced in neatly all the leading
articles. a continued scarcity Of frsight~room,
and the large amount of produce now awaiting
shipment, rendered buyers very cautious at the
opening, and as soon as the New York news Eas
Was received, prices Immediately gave Way.
The Flour market opened Fery fat, with but it,
tie prospect Of anything being done. til. conces-
sion Of about Ec was made By holders, at which
aboEs 30Qo brls changed handspring extras
selling at s3.6014 co. and supers at s275@soo.
There Was little OF nothing done In Winter ex-
tTas.
The Whest market opened quiet and steady at
yesterdays quotations, but 1t closed duIl-pr1ces
showing = depreciation Of 15S@2c per buthtl
About 10000 bushels changed hands, at 9oc for
No, Bed sake for No. Red, s4@s5c for amber
Iowa, 797s1s2c for NO. Spring, and 7a075e for
No. 2 spring-the market cloafng quiet at SOC for
No. ! and nc for Nos.
The Corn market also ruled dull, and closed u
@Ic lowcr-with eales OF only 14o, 900 bushels, at
Sic for Old River Yellow adoat z9@2315c for Old
Mixed afoat; 29c for choice New Mixed afoat;
264l029c for Old Mixed in store 27Kl2Se for
New Mixed In store; s50a5;Ae for Old Rejected
in store and 24c for New Rejected. The market
1t the close Vas dull st 2she for Old Mixed in
store. At the close round lot Of 10o, 600 bushels
'Mi1ed Corn " In store was sold for delivery next
week at 2sc--receipts to run Is days.
There waR 8 fair demand for Oats at &c. RYE
advanced &c under q more active demand, and
No. was cold at 4n@4lc-p1incipsl1y the latter
quotation. Barley Was d1n. Highwines were
sold at ssc on the epot and 26c to arrive. At the
latter figure there Is good demand, but holders
ask R8c.
but the supply is very trifing. Tal1ow is also
scarce and in demand at 7Zc.
There were no yessels in port, and the only
charter reported was vessel to arrive at &c for
corn to Buffalo.
, 1862-06-30

ILLINOIS AND MICHIGAN CANAL.
June ~
Humboldt, Lockport. 800 bu corn, AGES rs bacon.
II O'Connor, LaSale, 5000 bu wheat, 1,QGQ bu
corn.
Geo Taylor, Lockport, Ito tons es1th.
Ioomas, Ottawa, t, 600 bn corn
Sultan, LaSale, 6,3G0 bu corn.
HtaWatha, Ottawa, s, ,oG0 bQ core.
Yorktown, Ott8Wa, $500 bu corn.
Geo Washington. LaSale, 780 bu corn.
Gen. McC)el1ant LaSal1e, $500 bu corr.
Morris, Ottawa, $50 bn corn.
Dolphin, Ottawa. 5000 bu coru-
Ottawa, Ottawa, 4, 100 bu com, 1850 bu wheat
Cushman, OttaWa. $500 bn cofn-
CLEARED. 81.
Eme1ine, Seneca, 5,ae7 lbs mdse, 100 cedar posts.
Tfoubadonz, Lockport, 81, ,643 It lumber.
More, Lasa1le. q. .195 It lumber.
Rescue, LaSelle.
Belle Lasalie, $500 # lumber 1850 siding, 1s6
n shingles, GH n 1ath, l.560 1Ds carpenter work,
1.6so Da ndse, br1s whisky, $50 MS sugar, 1,aaj
ns grind stonee, ESQ ms nails.
Orator, IaSalle Is brl6 fish.
Yorktown, Ottuwa.
CT Thornton. I.aSaIle.
Oneida, Ottawa.
J 3 Preston, Aux Sale.
A Leach, Utica.
humboldt Joliet.
Progress, Lasalle. e6, ,252 It lumber.
PoH hattan. Lasalle. 4. .27s # lumber
Aleda, 1aSalle Ito N It lumber, 50 N shingles.
, 1862-06-30

DALI FOR THE BENEFIT OF
i - I. MouSDED DsqLpIER;;17Ths1e VII ne = Bah
8oth for the benefit Of John sehoeher Of Company A
Chicago Light Artillery. He s one Of the members Of
and how nearly recovered and about retnrn to th
Company. Tie Great Western Band will be in at.
tendance. Tickets 50 cants. ie15 s42l. I'd
, 1862-06-30

In this city. ut ths fremont House, June 27th. b.
Rev. G.. 3. Thomas Mr. EDGAR N. STAPLES and
Miss JANE ROBINSON.
In this city. on the I'D inst. by Justice C. L. Dehl
Mr. VA. HETTIEH and Miss AUGUSTA HERGINS
both OF this city.
, 1862-06-30

SO to John Jenes. Lis Dearborn g., nd eet yofz
caothes thuoaght9 cleaned md neatly repaired.
nuv11
, 1862-06-30

BEEF CATTLE,

IQe Iect1pL4 tR16 WeeK amount 70 3,9U head,
showing, az will be seen By the above table, de-
crease Of 3o5, as compared with last week. The
recent unfasorable news from New Yotk has 1n-
duced drovere In the country to keep back their
etock TIL better accounts Of the markets reached
them.
The stock IN the yards this week IL, however Of
better quality than that Of last week, and ahip-
pers willing to purchase good shipping catt1e
at decline on the current prices, which holders
we're very unwilling to concede to. A few good
lots were cold at range ot'$3, ,37H@3 e5-the bulk
Of the trnntactions, however, ranging from $500
93.25. The market closes with rather moro &C.
tiE1ty tLen last week, and with an advance on
coed to prime shipping cattle, OF 5f@4c q b,
with, however, no change On medium and common
gradee.
TO-DAY, there Was received 3,1o3 head, OF which
LOCO were at Shetman's yards, 1850 at the Pits
burg yards and 400 at Loo1nis' yards. The stock
In the yards to-day was Of better quality than
that Of yesterday, there being few lots Of good
shipping bee7es, among which were three lots
said to be the best II the yards. One lot Of 1oa
head of choice Illinois cosn-fed stcers from Logan
county, belonging to Allen & Turner, who refused
$60 2 head for 80 head. the pick Of the lot. An
other drove, owned By Herman d Co.. Of choice
Illinois corn-fed steers from Mclean county, and
another OF 1(0 head extra shipping beeves belong
lug to Allerton d Co., will be shipped to New
York The market has been more active to-day
than yesterday, as government contractors were
buying more freely than during the past two days
Shippers were Wiling to buy at decline Oh the
ruling prices, which holders were generally unwi1-
ling to submit to, preferrtng to hold over thsl,
| stock until more favorable news from New York.
T The market closed quiet with no material change
| en- yesterdays prices
Wequote the closing prices as follows:
Extra shipping beeyeB. ....~........,.. g. 2s13 20
Good to prime do. do.....-.-.........-.... 30n03 25
l Medium grader. Q5A4 III
, 1862-06-30

4 SAD AcCIDEsE-O1 Saturday afternoon,
q the passenger train Of the Chicago, Bur-
1ington and Quincy railroad YVES just starting
= from the depot, the little daughter Of Q. G.
Osterhsus, only seven years Of age, was
thrown from the platform and fell under the
wheels IN such way as to entirely crush her
Right leg snd nearly sever It from her body.
Her parents were on their HaY to Leland,
, 1862-06-30

schr Annfc Thorine, johnson, Wilkinson's Pier
60 eds wood
schr Hhmpsh1re. Wiglan. CepterviJle, 65 eds
, 1862-06-30

Great etosing out sa1e ofpspee HanKtnsy, 1t
F.E. HgW's, % Randolph street. :: ;;1ea-lm
, 1862-06-30

F MARITIME, Of the Chicago Dancing Academy,
will give Soiree on Thursday evening, July 81,
usnering in +'the day we celebrate" with music
and dancing. 95%-9t