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, 1862-07-31

Ed1tbfa Ehttag6 TTfb1ne:
I am afraid after all that we have made great
blunder IN providing 80 liberal bounty for recruits
as it Will have an Injurious effect In places where
sorted to drafting at once, az by that means men
can be raised much quicker than by any other.
be devoted to the masntenance Of families Of SOL
diers requiring 1t. The neglect that many OF these
have experienced has been one great drawback on
recruiting, and don't blame men for holding
back under such circumstances.
lily ahrIce is, draft at once. Fill up all the regi
ments. By this means you raise m army In half
the time and escape the enormous expense Of staff
snd other officers, and in addition you obtafn q
much better class Of men. Unless something Is
Immediately done, 1t will be too late, for feW know
how much reiDfpTcenents are wanted. B,
, 1862-07-31
APATRrOT1C DONATION.
LfbeTN1fty or tf1o Pittsburgh, For
Wayne and Chicago Railroad.


The Board Of Directors Of the Pittsburgh,
Fort Wayne and Chicago railroad, now In ses-
sion at the fremont House, have voted the
sum Of 81, 800, to be divided among the Va
rious counties through which their road runs,
to pay bounties to volunteers enllstlng under
the late call OF the President The amount
apportioned to Cook county, Illinois, and Al
1eghany county, Penn, Is $1,500, each The
portion from Cook county will be paid into the
Board Of Trade Fund.
The generosity OF this road is praiseworthy
and should stimulate contributions from
other railroad companies abundautly able to
subscribe nberalIg-
The following letter accompanied the do
nation:
TRKxosr HousH, Chicago July 30, 1862.
G. T. WHEELER. Esq, President Chicago Board Of
Trade,
SIr-Ihe Board Of Directors Of this Company
at session htld in this city to-day agreed to make
contribution to each Of the several coun' les in
the four different States through which this rail-
WeJ Tuns, towards paying bounty to the patriotic
volunteers who enroll themselves under the recent
call Of the Presidknt for $40, ,000 men.
The amount of contribution to Cook county IA
II 500 which amount il rendered to the Board OF
Trade for disbursement to the object intended
an prepared to paT you the amount al any time
and in any manner that yonr Board may indicate.
Yours Respectfully,
G. ". Case, President
, 1862-07-31

GALL FOR PATRIOTIC PRINT.EHS.
CHICAGO, July 81, 1864
To the Printers Of the Northwest:
The undersigned, proprietors and editors Of pa--
pess IN this city In order to advance en1stmentr,
and at the same time sid the craft in giving the
typos III the West q favorable poaition in the
Grand Union Army, agree to eive ali aid within
our power for the formation OF q Union Typo Bat
talon, to rendezvous IN the city. Of Chicago. and
torecelye share IN the extraordinary bounty Of
fered BY this county. To secure efficiency and
pledge OF good faith in furtherenee Of this object
ne agrea to the appointment of 3ohn II Farquhas,
Fzeaident Of the Nstto1aal Typographical Union,
andnow private in the ranks OF the army from
Illinois, az chief OF the recruiting service Of tha
said battalon.
C. e. RAT, for the Tribune.
JAMES " SHEAuAN, for the Post.
6ruKE b WoRDEN, Of the Mmea
Jo4H 1. WILSON, Of the journ81-.
5mar 8 HsGf9e; e. T9esr.os Jos acP P.insers t9a
<hee1fu1y accept, for the cauke Of an united
America, the poa1tton in which my friends, by the
foregoing, have placed me, and would announce to
the printer boys Of the Northwest and their In
Mediate friends, that any letters addressed to me
at box No. aTss Chicago Post. otace,lwl1l be At
tended to, or personal applicstlon st any Of the
offices represented by the aboyanamed gentlemen
will be faithfully attended to.
JOHN II. FARquH4a-
, 1862-07-31

MUSTERED Inc Company A Of the Board
Of Trade regiment, the Hancock Guard,
numbering seyenty-nine men, vas mustered
into service yesterday afternoon and is now
in camp at Cottage Gro7e. e. ". Chester.
who has seen service in Mexico is captain
ID this company, which largely owes Its rapid
organization to the generosity and go-ahead-
ativepess OF J. L. Hancock, Esq. Now let us
, 1862-07-31

Editors Chicago T1ibune:
This city is IN danger. In our very midst sem1-
narics to qualify young Catalincs, hold weekly
eeseions. Ia It not time for Us who know tie
number and mali.nfty of thuse among us to make
some preparation for our own defense, and that Of
our cItyS
Let Us forthwith form vigilance committees,
Union clubs or societies, which shall receive the
above, Or some name more appropriate, whose
business It shall be to see that the Republic re-
ceiyes no detriuent and to keep the authorities
and their esmpathizers among us. Let the society
be composed OF all men known to be loyal. Meet
tngs should be held weekly. or more frequently il
cfrcumk tancee may requIFelt It seems to ne that
If the people acqniesce in this mode Of procedure.
thst members could act more efficiently By dividing
and holding meetings ia emAller bodies, such 81
one in each ward, for instance; and would sug-
gest that ali, OF as many as feel disposed, shall
commence military drilling, so as to Be ready for
any emergency, as coon az ne may organize 60
ciety Of this Kind. MEncuRIUs.
, 1862-07-31

MeeRrs, spratt q Co., Of the Pickett Ware
houses. sold on Saturday twelve hhds OF fine to-
bacco at the very handsome prices Of SIS. $l6,25,
e. Fl $a8 Il S19 $3.50. ST, $40 81 Ssf f3 31s ~fJB8 fFJ1B
hcComb, Of Chrletiau county nty.-Lou;srikls Journal,
, 1862-07-31

As regards -four. the! tmportations into Great
Britain from France IN the year 1859 constituted %
per cent. Of the whole imports while in 1861 they
were reduced to II per cent, and those from the
United Rates. which were only per cent In 1859,
Increased N 1851 to GA per cent The statement
Of proportions to 1G1 Is asfoiIoWs in the import
atious Of dour into Great Britain:
, 1862-07-31

&77o sVu3 Ne1 u 7111ea672 U11s1M 9HpF0H
The New York RoTSd has collected official sta-
t1stics to prove the inaccuracy OF the assertion
the United S1ates, the former power would incQr
the Danger Of stafyston from the want of Aued-
c8n hzeadstufa- Rrom these statistics 1t xwould
Britain tor the year 1861, compared with the two
pleEfdfngE featE. Kere ng KnIInSEs. -
, 1862-07-31

:: The United states Es7osonlst estimates that
there is fully one hundred millions mora speci4 tn
tho United States than we had two years ago. :*
, 1862-07-31

The United States Circuit Court, .Bs5ore Judgs
Thomas D1uznxaond.- 4o6 Samuel Crawford
u pea M t. Ss e. E.
4. Griswpld vs. Hugh Haher-aesumpsit settled
ana csots paid, and suit to BE- DISMISSED He; So
again, aud trial resumed. hr. Booth commenced
his arguments in behalf of the plaintiff. in the
morning and continued up to the adjournment Of
the court.
LEaL.-The following cases will come be~
fore the Grand Jury Of the Recoraer's Court.
at the August term. commencing Angust
4th, 1862:
Ebcnezer WiIisms, Geo. ". Sheffield, riot
vh M aeay
WildeImine Blandow, larceny; Henry Trakel and
deadly weapon; John White, larceny; Andrew
ASn Ms Sesss m4ss msssesy
H. 4Ssg, 44s ssa e. hs,1 Fleming a1Ss
kingrede; adulteEy; Ellen Buckley. larceny; an,1:
VT acbrfde. passing count eEfelt money; Henry
deadly Neapon; Peter Mammalian. resisting ofieer;
Peter Miller larceny. Marx slittman, passing
counterfeit money; julius kindeFwtteh de: John
ry jane LoTey, do: Chas. Foster. forgery; Caaa.
Stanley, bastazdy; Jsmes Dawson snd Ellen o.
ponne1; malicious mischief; Ann E,ach, larceny:
P;ne, p nafs Pner @ at TSas Mahez
--- ~'
WANTED, WANTaD.-YounR men des1rous
OF serving their country In this her hour Of
need, can fi1d no better tndueement than Is
who is now engagedin raising company for
ne boaso o. 1raae 81 aKsgtnenE SW bounty,
mon nSa .s,a Soviaamsnt, soo from CooK coaa5y ana
nirn3 ON en1tet;nent ~ FaTfi;es so ~ hs +.Ren
care Of Don't wait to be- drafted. Come 3ne
come all. and sign ths muster roll. Ofca III
, 1862-07-31
Subscriptions to the Board of Trade
Fund

~ HAg A&N&IN Oh 21AAe
Fund.
Subscriptions to the Board Of Trade War
Fund continue to pour in literally. The fol-
lowing have been sdded:since our last publ
cation:
Subscriptions previously reported, sso.172: Il.
A. Pitts & Co., $10a; Jannes Ward, SO; s n.
Wilcox, SIC: Ed. Mcdonald, fG; i. ]. Borisnd.
$75; Hall b Winch, $50; Gideon Truesd13e
4e5 ". 3, Burdlck, $40 Hin d
Head, $a5; stoufer 4 Te9o, $50; q. c,
Morton. Is; Reed & Bushnell. $50; a. 3. Cray &
CO., SIS; Geo.R Roberts SIS: VIM Blanchard. SO;
Miller 8 Iiebenston So, A. Of1cer &2a 4. I1eh
$50, J. II. Dalton b Bro, $l6t ]. r. Lord $IU, A.
d r. Kohn SO. Dr. Walter HEF SIS, Geo. Gimp
bell b Co So, John G. HaineS $50, Singer &
Ta1oott, $500, VI P. Dickinson 41o> Jones & Cu1-
CSt- IS. Ein9, ,Kales & WilNszns. x$io0.s r. E.,
Tmnly. q. 8. A 500. G. Fo1lanebee $50. John
F. FIazzA IS, r; P. Sears $751; lHsma1 Baldwin
Sc, Hamnin, Reynolds g. Co. SIS, woodruff d
Payne Is. r.: B Bowen SO, VIII Elliott $39,
Park Fire 10a. Co. $25, Geo. Baker $40 T. Vunina-
Ean tA 4. G. Badger & Co., 500; ]. g. Parsons,
3a6; Gelpcke 4 Co.. SO: ]. H. Lathsop. $75 j;
f., f. VI Bo,ta9 hofss q; r nesa5t1s, e *a.;
a. ". Barker SIS: 3. Holman IS; -. ii. Fehm 81;
). Frost, q; WtBhum q Rosenteldt, 6; "
,Bou1n. IS; J: Harvey, IS; D. Smith, Is; c.
q: Qn1nlan, y; Boot 3 Cady; 81; !; T. M.Loonnis,
| .b10; e. NJ Edwards, SIS; Leopold Mayer q Co.,
$50; Gfeensfelder b Roee1thal, $to q e: Haleey.
| lie; Van Fleet q Co., $fQ. Totl auhscrtptions,
81, ,5as. -.
, 1862-07-31

RE For cleaning and dying gsutiensn'e clothes
60 to Cook d Mclean, "a Deafbozn-sereet. This
old establiahed house do bettar and cheaper work
than xuy In tbs city. chilly
, 1862-07-31
WRDnKgDAT EYEHNu, July 30, fe&

u,rxv,n,~ r,v.,,,,. r,.so -oa~
Tho roone. ,oa-1at sho~s ~ ~ ~, - rsstn-a
Money "a ahnn5ant ~ N 1..;tt,a..s hnssnass
1,.~s..1 NNs.,.,1 49, - s -
pupoeea fepeta11on of Wnat "e aa'e saaa
Of discount as heretofore ars 7A1f, per cent. The
o,,,,,,t .1..1s~ .Is ~, s<1"s - -.
1u""u' " p"pe. a0aAaus ~ tAsEe' oos ~" VI @a7
New York exchange is SIN class. ,f.1e selling
n-t.o :, e.. - ~ eLE..4 - I4 .z.1sE9 9
pnse i'1i Is INN at nn51ng par to II, though very
lille ~ :" ootanes ~ ths lower price. 49,,
Tho bnc1rx,, 1u,a 1aaI11I , ~. tS.hs. -,a.s ~
mo-ntn1 aanras nv seo,ae .ne 1Iet.a .% ~eae ~
wos ahon+ 7aaio,[ N~@A@''' N'"eA1@
I'D treaanr1 r,+ea za-. h,,1<,ht T., t,a -,o.n,n,
e"o"s !"t.e "e3e ooasn. - WIS ulo1Iung
at os1o>5 IN the afternoon 45s9o were the rates.
For 'ysf s The broken PAID s@,o Pc. esa. pse
lower fsure. .
azneHAs7s: n.Es..1 EARszHs 4ao azea4s1os SAY
.:.,a 1-1,ar Iaa-. ~ 80 s.i7 3po'e
Ike "a'ca Haoe1e a1e Vexs. pfesent1ons name
Will At once command public confidence, ts to 20
into operation in this city ne1t Monday morntng.
LIS piaee Of onefnees 1e 70 De under the Sherman
House. Nj. Myers, the cashier, te q gentleman of
mnch e1nerienca in h,a ;,,,n,easfon .na -za he-
sneak sor him . ro,i7,a1 1a1cor,a - ~ taa,a1s4
circles Of the cIty, = 'e>o '>'''''''
~ -. wv s' nr
1a11@4paaa'-~4he oetsssss q this morning
eays:
The money market vastaraay 1x1s nnchanpsd
ard essv. both as repards cnrrencv and s4ch.pas
Some of The ban Tsnofted IstSsr m ose Mhsz
pferipgs Of pfodure dfnfts. bnt fhe increase 90.
not sucl az to have any inuenee m Tatas s;1t
Gn EeEv YnIt7 anI otf'ar ~ sesSe1 dti
, 1862-07-31

Smith McCleTy, Esq, Is taking an active
part In en1lstlng men for the war, With view
OF getting up ten companies. There il no
more active or influential man or better patriot
smong Us, than is Smith McClevy. Whatever
he undertakes will be put through, If human
e1ertion can do 1t.
At the earnest solicitation Of large number
Of his Irish fellow-citizens, Col. VIM. B.
snowhook Of this city has rendered his ser7i-
ces TO the Government to aid in recruiting q
regiment, and has been accepted. He will
Immediately visit different portions of the
State to assist in organizing ten companies,
and IS soon as he can select ten proper per-
sons, he will recommend them to the Gov
ernor, when they Will be duly authorized to
raise and command the companies. Col.
snowhook will give his personal attention to
the completion Of these organizations at an
early day It Is presumed that when the regi.
ment is raised he will be Its Colonel, though
he has determined to let that matter rest with
the regiment
, 1862-07-31

These figures show trade In bseadstu9s, dn~
ring the ]aet ten months, exceeding that Of the
corresponding months in any previous yeaf. The
ehipments to Great Britain alone are less than
thoee Of the year 1851. The decrease, as com-
pared with last year Is as followB: Floar 184,995
whilst IN com there Is an increase Of 24sa,sW
bnshels. The shipments to the Continent Of En-
rope, however, have been 20 large IS to greatly
aggregate increase IN the exports The e1portsof
Rheat are over 5000, COO bushes larger than for the
came period Of last year; and In -four the increase
L e0,6M bfla. These figures show how largely
Europe Is dependent on The food products OF the
United states, nnd how little France Of England
could afford to quarrel with this Government. Cot
ton may etford arguments for Intervention; but
bread supplies an equally powerful motive Tor the
maintenance OF peace.
, 1862-07-31

WEDNESDAY EVENING, July 80, |
FREIGHTs-Adsanced k@1c per bushel. The |
engagements were TO Bnffalo-props Neptune |
and Mendoza, com, at l06c, and wheat at 1tHc: |
schr Affair, corn, at 10c; schr Essex, wheat, at |
10kc, echr E1ktorn, torn, at &C. !; prop Hunter,
wheat, at lie.
FLOUR-Received, 6.o06 br1s shipped, 1896
bfls. Market quiet Sales. 1G0 brls stHa1ls Chal-
1enge" white winter at $575; 100 br1s "Globe" do
at 9525; 1o0 br1s "Peerlees'' choice spring extra
at $475; 81 brls Pacife'' at $48o; A. brls 'tGood-
wins Imperial" at $3.50; 100 btls princeton
City at $40; 81 b:ls 'Excelsior'' at g. IS; 800
br1s "atahoning and 100 blls '*Dantford'' on p t.;
81 b1ls "Clfnton City, at $3.70; 68 brls winter
super at $3.50 80 b1ls "Woed's Mnls'' at $3.50;
b7bsls 'Wheeler's'' at sa75; 81 brls "PheIps's at
So 20; 81 btls ''Wya1using'. at $780, 64 brls Rye
-four at 81 IS.
WHEAT-Reeeived, a. $50 bn; ehlpped, s9, ,aa5
bu. Market advanced 1@1Kc, Sales LOCO bu
MOI Red IN store at 81 co; 400 bu no White at
SLIGO; 500 bu No 8 Red at Csc; 1860 bu Amber
Iowa at CSC; 500 bu do at SIC; eco bu DO Cn Stur-
gesD at 93c; 1o,oG0 bu No Spring at 9355c; 1900
bu do at 94c; $4,000 bu do at 93c; 1850 bu do at
aaNe; 7.0C0b No Spring at esc; 1850 bu do at
ssKc; 1,a0bu do Tn Mum & scott's) at Soc; 1910
bn Rejected Winter at Sc; 500 bu do at Sic; 4ooO
bu Rejected Spring at SOC.
CoRN-ReceiYed, 1s5,Ts3 bn; shipped, "a 80
| bu. Market firm. Sa1es:-20,G0 bu River Re-
jeeted 2sc aaoat; 1850 bu Rejected Fellow adoat
al a1c; 5000 bu Mixed In store at 3iSc; 1900 bu
do at sl1c; 10000 bu do at 81; 5000 bu short re-
ceipts do at s0xe; 5000 bu do at 3oH; $1,000 bu
do at Sc O. b. $500 bu Yellow In store at SC;
400bu White in storeat 3sc; 5000 bu Rejected in
store at 96Ac; 600 bu do at &c.
OATs-Received, II ,679 bu; shipped, So LIS bu.
Market quiet. Sales IL 500 bu No l in store at
as7<c: 25c0 bu do at 28c; SO bu do in bugs at 3oc
! On track;
RTEReceiyed, 4,36l bu. Market advanced &c
| bushe1. Sa1es-3, 400 bu No In store at Soc; ;
| 500 bu do at Sic; 800 bu do at SC.
BARLEY-Reccived, 638 ba. Market quiet
salee, Is bags prime at e24c; so bags malt at Sic
! del.
HIGHWINEs-RecefTea 4s7 brls. Market duh
and nominal at 2751<e.
ALC0HOI-56&5ec q gal.
MESS PDRK-60o brls heavy Ness at $3.50.
LARD-ac0 br]s summer rendered steam at 74c.
| TAIL0WA 40 pkga country at 8A@9c.
CUT COO 1bs Dry Salted Shouldefs at
$a55 loose; 1000 lbs Clear Bacon Sides at 4A4<c,
| loose. ..
SU9ARS-Cunt1nue firm with an upward tend
4 ency. We quote:
j Cnba-Fau to choice. ..:............... 94110&c
i Porto Rieo-FHir to choice .i0K611Ec
i n. Z. Refined powdered and
i g1anulated .:...-.....13k k9l3Hc
White coffee A.........13 @tSKc
Yellow coffee .1s5SIlaXc
| yellow coffee .1348l9Hc
HDEs-Firm. Dry Flint 1sK@t4c; Dry Sailed
1la1sc; Green saated 66sAc; Dry Calf 1o0i7e ;
Green do eK@7c. 80.
WooL-QHet, az very Atsle IL odsrtng. We
| quote Common Native 25080c Medium &340c !;
| Fine d9fAd7r TTovsaahed X 0H.
, 1862-07-31

NEW YoBK BAsKs.-Includiug the Clearing
House operations Of the week, which show the
tnter-e1changes between the banks, and including
also the Sub-Treasury balance at the close Of the
week, the following Is the general comparison
with the previous exhibit. and also with the
movement this time Last seasQn:
, 1862-07-31

E Me-! Msx Any nego'.ttons on 5nt.qtry raetiss,
Buster Rolls zouave Drill, Young. Recruit, Sword
ExeFciae, and ali other books.' foe sa1s By P. 7.
Sherlock 3I9 Dearborn kkee*s. iy29se :
, 1862-07-31

"QzH On Dunlop, Bewe4 &Bpaldtng for Printing"
noT11 -h2N-4y
, 1862-07-31

HEA1T's PORTRAIT GA1ERY.-We have
already announced the proposition to dispose
of Healy's fine gallery Of paintings prior to
that gentleman's departure for the East. We
understand that they are to be distributed by
lot among fifty subscribers Of one hundred
dollars each-with the express understanding,
that, as majority Of the subscribers may de-
termine, the pictures shall be- distributed, or
they mag be preserved collectively, as the
germ Of afuture gallery Of art.
The collection may be seen at any time at
the gallery. Application for shares may be
made to Mr.. L. ". Volk, at his office, No. 18
Walkers building, Dearborn street,
EMANCIPATION DAT.-Fidsy, the first day
Of August, and the 28th anniversary Of eman.
CITATION in British West India, is to be OBJ
served by the colored people Of Chicago with
more than usual eclat. The COMMITTEES Of a.
rapgements invite all colozed men to meet
them at the Bethel Church, Friday morning,
IT eight o'clock, to return thanks to the Al
mighty for the blessings bestowed upon an
enalaved Hce. After this meeting, they vii,
march to the Milwaukee depot and thence
| proceed to Wankegsn. The following is the
| programme Of the day:
| J. h1anley. S1 "Ae ~"
| - Wee PsssdeateE. 3. Walker, John e. Carter,
Ste1ets, Andrew Goodall, B. Il. Bartlett,
Gh4ptdkH-E. Mcintosh
Grand AarshaEWm. Alexander
| Reader et Emancipation da-John n. JetfetJ. %
OrnfoF-oReph Barquett, of ofGalesburK.
-Comnastee Qf1frdn9kuaezts- B. Dawson. Z, z
| Jas. 0e-s
A{teE the exercises ARG over the COMPANY viii
form themselves into picnic party and engage In
home ~ @~
In the evening, at Bryan Han, there win be a
grand Festival. speaking and other amrsemcnte,
Church. 3~ 0~-1As'
, 1862-07-31

SOMETHING, NG5:,NEW.-The1.ba .basz-.
Honns Mi plee remember that thoro n HEa o1aA3
ii incfocFLpNCH ret foE them daay II tAn B3rhmooa
.1hh T1J a Wines, 1sqoxa< GaEAxs eal *ssrs ~ "a
, 1862-07-31
New York Stock aad Money Market.


By Telegraph NEW YORK, July 80, 1861.
First Board Stocks q trife more active and
higher. Gold lower; opened at 115sss; closed at
, 1862-07-31
HDst.

T 0ST-A Male Canary Bird, with
- greg wiaas and head Any one returning the
suc STATE stfeeta will be nherniY rewarded
fERtITTSt H r. HALL.
, 1862-07-31

lviCe6 are betteE.
Pacific Mail I.......1ttH
American gold d.....1l4K
q. s. Is, 'E -.--. 9a
9. 8. 6s, 81, reg'd. %
Tenn. 8s .....,.... Mf
H. Cen. scrip -. Q5
Han. g. st. bonds d
Tol. j. Wabash I'd. CD
do list, ........... a3
, 1862-07-31
Tbs Lumhard Brothers will sing.

UK1oN DEFENsB CoMM1rTER--These Will
be meeting Of this Committee at their rooms
4ais evening at eight o'clock.
, 1862-07-31

GONG BAcR.-Many Of the absentees from
the regiments now in the field, who hare
been st home on furloughs, are vending their
way back to their posts Of duty in the army.
The order Of the Governor has reminded
them Of their duty, aud scores are now dai1y
passing over the railroads Of this State south
ward. Some 200 left this city yesterday On
the Illinois Central railroad.
, 1862-07-31

At THE suEBMAS.-His Excelency Gov
Yates; Hon. John Sherman, Ohio; Hon. ".
". MeserVy, 4owa; Major G. N. Bradfish,
Chiffon; Dr.. Grafton, Nevada; Hon. Henry
r. selden, N. T.; Gen. Paine, Ill. Capt. G..
F. Gardiner, Boston; Hon. N. Il. Purple,
Peoria; and Gen. Merrinan, Ohio, are among
the guests at the Sherman Eause
, 1862-07-31

"WEDNESDAY EVENING, July SC, 1861.
HsCHH1s xoR LAsx TWENTT-FoUR HoUHs.
T7nuv VVhaet rnrr fa4tR Rva Ro,
, 1862-07-31

FouEDrHe.-A child two days old, was
picked up On Blue Island Avenue yesterday,
and sent to the Home Of the FtiendIess.
, 1862-07-31

CHICAGO Man DRowNKp.-George Evans, q
resident Of Chicago, was drowned In the river
at Cleveland, Ohio, on Friday evening last. He
jumped into the rivess as was supposed, for
the purpose Of taking bath, but soon ut
tered cries for help, aud before assistance
reached him sunk be1o# the surface,
, 1862-07-31

NEW Mus1o.-H- NJ Higgins, III Randolph
street, has Just issued stirring war song,
from the pen Of that excellent ballad com
poser, J. 2. Webster. It is entitled sour
Country's in Danger and Calls for you Now"
and both in sentiment and music Is exactly
suited to the present crisis. It must meet
with rapid sale.
, 1862-07-31

BEBDAs sHARpsHoo1ERs.-Capt ". Il.
Horton, Of this city, who left with the sturges
Rifles, from which corps be vas promoted to
capta.ncy Of this regiment, is now in the
city with authority to recruit for the Berd2n
Sharp Shooters. Those wishing to enlist In
this branch Of the service will do we'll to call
upon Capt Horton, at No. So Randolph street.
, 1862-07-31

CoERRUr1oH.-B. F. sherman'e contribu:
tion to the Board OF Trade Fund WAS fifty dol
lars instead Of ten as published.
, 1862-07-31
>Gt1 Gtibuae'
THURSDAY, JULY 81, 1861.
THE CITY.

Another War NEeetfng-Keep the Hau
IN Motion
The Wst Committee will have another
monster meeting at Bryan Hall, ca Ftiday
evening at eight o'clock.
Gov. YATES viii address the meeting at
length. Other good speakers will he On
hknd~
, 1862-07-31

CoRREc11ox.-N was Dr. seely Browne1
and not ttBruneI :" who received the case Of
surgica: instruments as q present from the
nurses and officers Of the Padncah Hospital
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-13

Boston, May 10. Another destructive fire
occurred in this city las night, on Milk, Broad
Battery aud March streets. Loss, 100000
The principle losses were D. Webster & Co,
dealers IN paper, Irvine &C., Mess,s French
Wells & Co, crockery dealers, and William I'm
derwood & Co.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-05-13

New York, May II. Steamship Etna with
ten days later advices from Europe has arrived.
News unimportant.