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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-18
FRENCH IRON.CLAD VESSELS FOR
THE GULF.

1t is announced in late French journals that
the Government intends to send two or three
iron clad vessels to the Gulf of Mexico for the
purpose, it is said, of testing their naval
qualities. La Gloire and La Normandie have
already been appointed to sail in short time
with that destination. Admiral Julien de La
Grsyiere vii hoist his flag on La Normandie,
taking with him Captain de Russel, late OF the
Montezuma, who is to be raised to the rank OF
Flag Captain. La Normandie is now fitting up
in the harbor Of Cherbourg, and was to be
ready for sea on the Goth inst. General Forey,
commander Of the land troops, viii not leave
France before the month OF September. The
Emperor evidently means to be prepared for
emergencies.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-18
JUDICIAL REORGANIZATION.

Congress has perfected and passed most
important bill recastipg the Judicial Districts
which are presided over BY different Justices
of the Supreme Court. Those Districts vii
hereafter stand as follows:
New gland tuos.-. Justice kATass Cu'Yoao
H. NeuYork AID y............JUstiee S,sCsL hzLsOS
Ill Pennyl7aris s,d N J...Justiee RoBEBT c. GziEz
Iv..Del Nd, Va. aud N. C......Ch J. RossE b rASzr
VS.. c., Ga. Fla Ma AID Miss jus Jas. NJ WAIsH
VI La, Tex. Ark, Ky. AID Tenn..Jusce JoHs CArscs
W. Ohio and Indians. Justice -NoAs II ss,rs,
VIII. Mich, Wise and Illn ois. -
M..Ho, Iowa, Kan, AID Ninn..jps. 'DA'lELF MILNE.
'Noninstej by Presideu: Linoo.n
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STATE OF THE MARI<ETs

There was an improved tone in the Stock market,
aid the reaction appeared to have reached o the present its
extreme point There good demand for the leading
shses and the make, Is in position upward Tree
some favorable items received e. give in.
pslse At the secOod Board the feeling continued and
the shares better 0l per cent with ccnsde de
are buy. The tone Of tie make. tie cse was cheer.
fol- and quotations h Tbs market for foreign bills show
fuber sdvsnce and leading Sterling has been sold q. 1901
At the close draw asking ia Francs sre
lOd4 Is Ffegh,s active ard rates are somewhat
unsettled being rmer for xrsin and rather easier for
Liverpool but higher Loadon The gold was
very strong and nad. nigh e fcr Shipping
parcels At the Second Board the closing quotation
49,; Silver IL I2al,3 and In good deu for Canada
TIE Mousy market continues easy Of 56 cent interest
call loans the bulk o. tho business with fasoe borrowers
belng ct ceut Paper Of leading character Continues
and freely 5aT " cent Western and State
Flour are In lively demand and the market is characterized
By eaer activity than during previous day this
Prices are oas Dbl better, with good inquiry at the
close Canadian s active and better Southern in i'm
proved demand for Europe and 10 6ner Rye Flour les
plenty. and better and In moderate request Com Meal ~
vey scarce prices are nominal The Wtss, nake. fsir
supplied aid active and iQ2e y bash frmer Br.
Icy and Barley Malt quiet prices nominal Oats are firm
and In good demand Bye and arm Corn "a 10 bet.
ter supply and 10 10 fair demand for export and the East
Pof 10 less active and hardly srm. Beef IA in limited TO-
sues prices stsdy Beet Hans Bacon are quiet ca.
s,.s IN moderate demand Lard Ia stssdy and a. fair
ba'teI Mt Chez. Ss steady M r "a. r.1~eg.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-18

LEWIS BENEDICT OF Albany died Oh Tues
day lsst. aged g. years. For moro than hall
century, he had been leading merchant. aud
an active, prominent politician. lie was among
the most influential supporters of John Quincy
Adams, and aided 10 give him the vote OF the
State in Is2t, and Of bis district IN l'',S. lie
was Chairman oil the Wing State Committee
throughout the years ls'is-io, when the organi-
cation OF tlat party Was most complete and
efficient. lie was q man OF stroLg common
sense. ndomitable energy, and untring in.
dustry. Gen. Taylor appointed him Postmaster
of Albany but he was superseded by Presidcnt
Fillmore. lie was for many years leading
hardware merchant, with an extensive country
connection, aud was probably more inHu-
entail in tine politics of our State
for series of years than any other
private citizen. No friend ever mi.took him
for III enemy, no enemy ever had reason To
suppose him a friend. Married in 1872 to the
daughter of his then partner, be lived to cele-
brats with her his golden wedding, surrounded
by their children and grandchildren. If Mr.
Benedict had faults, his ability, his patriotism,
and dis public spirit elaced them from view.
With him posses from the stage the generation
who fought the battles OF DE Witt Clinton and
Tompkins, and were not too young to take an
interest ia the earlier struggles of George Gin.
ton aud John Jay, OF Hamilton and Burr. Al
bany will long MRS him.
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NOW READY.

in pamphlet Of 80 page', on fine wh's paper be'iae
tn. bill which is word for word in sceo'danc' with the
original text, we append Alphabetical RecapulaOn
Of article to be taxed by the law and the amount Of
tn. TO be levied thereon This renders It as comp lee
aud convenient possible to make it, The Bill taxes al
mos. every article in use and every person Is interested to
know the amount
Pr. cents postpaid 81 per 100 IL sen, By express; s.
per 100 II by mail
Address THE TRIBUNE. NewYork
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TO CORRESPONDENTS.

No notice can be Of ANONYMOUS Communication
Vhaever siniended for insertion mus. be authenticated
by the and address Of the write1-no' necessarily "
publication bu, as sgusranty for III, good isth'
We cannot undertake 10 return rejected Communcs'oa'
All busps,, e.r, Tor this office should addressed to
''IHr TRIBUNE Kew-York
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fug t,vas from the traitor States would have
gladly and cbeaply taken care OF but tor this
..pssless prescription.
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THx SEMIWEEKLY TRIBUNE, ready this morning
contains The New Tariff Law. Price Five Cents.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-18

Herad:
p,, ,oor P,eres becoming "TL, ia the Of Presi
The serye toe OF The Secretary dent LincOns popularity
~ war Jef Davis and o. the His honesty susi.ency and
rsrnpapt domineerng ultra sisesmanntr policy hsye
Southern aoon o. hs paek secured hin the col hoehce
csd the dragon, teeth of the county lie has doubt
r. Rebrlon 9ith his pese dssI poiaed radical
Of Missouri Conpomse abolition ieeton In the 1ete.
The wre;ched old man Of mined and successful resist
WI..,snd GOVERN. aud snce which he has made aud
trembling under tie threat. continues 10 naks TO 81 heu
and terroY. Of the same ieck ueiaous aud dsory,nzi
los ctio, repreenr-d In hi. schemes plots measures snd
Cabinet nv tto.e infamous mehts 70 enIrap nin
,r.or, Ccbb Thono.on lie il not to be inmidaed to
Fioyd became their obeden do tbs, which he believe, 20
instrument and or the Kan De wrong, nor can be DO
~ oa.stion competed thi-ngI reervd from that which
vol Of di,eord holds to be Just and right
duion which poor Fierce The loyal Union people OF tie
RAD b,yup bv ,e sale Of his hole country understand all
brhrgh fof Southern this and ready to make
Of DsSocta.ic pottsre But any sac6css support
what else could have be 40 min straon which, TN.
expected from either Of these crisis Use. above ao'ioh arg
the fsiihos course parss sod Is "houy
which they pursued when thu 10 tie gef Cause " ue
one was chosen only upon the Union
merits o! his obscurity suo
the Other because Of an aibi
ia his favor on the great issuel
upon winch poor Pierce. has-l
ing served hi turn WAS iurnedl
out into the cold"
There are many fools among The readers
of TIE Herald, but not ole SO foolish rs lot
TO know that President Lincoln will in turn be
reyiled and spit upon b. that yillainous sheet
precisely az "Pcor Pierce and ''the wretched
Old man of Wheatlaud are now. Zach OF
these was not Only hattered and glcrihed by
tie weothercock while in the heydsy Of his
power, ku. was actually urged and pushed by
it into the very errors for which 1t no" so
brutalr assas him. Yet little while, and
their successor VII he turned out INTO the
cold" of II, Heroid's ribaldry, especially 1t
be should now be 50 mad a. to follow the path
marked out for him by the Prchisste Journal
which has by turns battered and slandered
every American statesman of the last or present
generation.
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WHAT Has BEEN WILL RE.

We extract the following contrasted para
graphs from the same leade" III yesterday
II.r1Id
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FROM WASHINGTON.

THE PRESIDENTS VETO MESSAGE.
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TIE EXCHANGE OF ENI>UNkK>,
The probabilities are that within week or ten
days . general exchange Of prisoners viii De sr.
ranged with the Rebels, upon the principles OF the
cartel Of 1873 which the Rebels e.ser TO adopt.
They sent back, in order to eectuate this object
Mai. Stone, Col. Miller, AID Capt. Gregg, wGo were
returning to Selma, after an Intellectual attempt 20
arrange an exchange These gentlemen express
great confidence that their mission viii now DC sue
cessful, ana say that the Reels are very de'lrous
that AZ shnll be,
, 1862-01-13

FL0CR-Receiyed, 3,042 brls. Market quiet and
unchanged. Sales 200 brls very good spring extras
ut $3.50; go brls do at $255 2G0 brls fair extras
at $780, 100 brls Ohio State on p t.: 100 brls
81 Mclean CO.. super at $3to. 1.-THE sales OF s Ba-
tayia Nils reported yesterday ut $3.50, was q
mistake.
NHEAT-Receired, 1867 bu. The demand was
active and the market advanced 3s@stc per bu.'
Sales. 400 bn No Red in store at 73c; 1000 bu
No Spring In store at Tic, 5000 bu do
at TlEc: 5000 bn do at t:e; 5000 bn No Spring
at 65Ec; 1000 bu do at 65Hc; $1,000 bu do at C. !;
2,c00 bu Rejected in store at SIC.
Bagged wheat was in fair request. Sales 150
bags Club at 72c Oh track; 400 bags No Spring at
66Hc on track.
CORN Received, 1888 bu. Market quiet. Sales
20co bu Mixed in store at 22fc: 400 bn Rejected
in store at 18c 400 bu new Corn on track as 29c
1CDobu Ear Corn OIL track at 19c per IS 1os.
OATS-Reccived, 1880 bn. Market shade bet
ter. Sales 1,0G0 bu No. in store at Ice; 1000 bu
do Mt 161zc: 1000 bu Rejected in store at 14c.
Received, 1858 bu. Market &c better
Sales 1aoo b1 No. in store at 83Hc; 400 bu do ut
Sic; 400 bu Rejected On track at 29c.
BARLEY-Received, ae4s bu. Market quiet.
Salea, SEQ bags hir at a2c Oh truck.
H1GHWINEs- Opened excitive, but closed
calncr. Sales, $50 brls at lie.
CLOVER SEED-DuIl, Sales, 8 bugs fair at
$a@4o
TIMOTHY SEED-Firm; 100 bushels prime at
SLIGO
HDES-steady. Dry Flint, 1t@11Ec; Green
Salted. s215hc; Calf skins, &c: Green Country
Hides, 5E5sc.
BUTTER-Dul1 with sales st 6Dsc.
| EGGs-Fresh dull at 12QD1sc
P0CLTRT-Plenty and dull, at $1-00 = doz fol
Chickens and A14hc = b for Turkeys.
| Observation-Disclosures 45@50c: Mixed, 4Oc.
| CUOPERAGE.-Pork Barrels scarce aud in dc
| mand at $1.50.
, 1862-01-13

NJ.
1eeai, rs an saS.e1 .ss - .aousals natee
eAa.Ae -eaos na1Asss ote notv e'.,, as'1's aao
snaos nA4s1 ~ .ouse9oee sun tne leaning
~ ~. ~'ae.0e' "pte .aoston ~
tas1 IL er,. soin'oeuee u 'ne eono
wv " anaue uaeel tns " speele pas-
psenls Il. nol nens .els gteal. $780,
tue'e war pelser 'eeslis u .ae fros1s'on mar
hs' 1o.oss VIII Aossease" aes1'l's' uauet gooo
etEeotas1.s auu ePpns in4ois. hess fo1s ao-
sas*a 4~>se p ". "tn sAssa - aoo"t @'"o DIS,
u lots, ~ ss''"asl3a io1 a1s PACKED and
$atssso lor c"ua'ls' bsz'oes some m
guy io' sanauA: sncie "as pe.set oemano
los onilea ssa.es a,.. malSe's. Ela aess bee1 IL
~ AesA1oDa W. oe41Aeasa ~ 1appa' oo'etn'aeai,
ano We no.e sne OF y? efs subject 10 Govern
n'ea' si'esinest1on7 s"nica plos1ae ta@s tue neck
De entatels CUT On. aud tue shoulder bone taken
ON, at 5000 v brl. There il tatf demand for
Eoslish Meats, and sae Of 600 b1s Cumberland
Mddles "as cosed to-day, st &c, for delivery with
in thirty days. Green Meats were sold Mt 1ze for
Shoulders and 7a8c for Hams. The offerings of
la1d ~ere heavy, and the market was easier and
more active, with sales Of prime city at SIC, and
and eouHtsy-sendezeda ut oE@s5ec. No Lard IL
steady ut &C. : 4 snsu lot ID prime Ye!iow Grease
Was gold at Axe.
The receipts Of Aogs, live and dressed. amount
ed to 7,e1a At the opening the market for Lire
Hogs Was extremely dull at sesterday's figures,
, 1862-01-13

TIC v'e's Of t:'c ''os of the .tc Ttan T. r,srron
then aud :1.crc lying dead, :on tic ua,1, ,,f .wc,
gcod ano lawful nscn of the said county, who. b~
Ing duly sworn to Inquire, On the past Of the pso
pie Of The State Of linui-, into nl the circuon-
stances attending the death Of the said William r.
Narro:', and by whom the famc VAS produced; and
In what manntr; and when and where the said
william T. Rarron camc to i,is death. do say upon
their oattts as aforesaid, that the said William T.
Farron c;ne 10 lis dcalh the sth day Of Janua
~, lsGa. at about ten minutes bcEorr o'clock. L.
NJ, b,a collision caused by the Cincinnati Express
train. belonging to the Michigan Central Railroad
Company, suuuinS into the Hyde PARK train, be-
longing to the Illinois Central Railroad Com
pauy. while the latter train standing, or lust
esa1tIng from the station house known as Ken
wood, while both traine wcIe behind tine the
former about three quarters Of al hour and tho
latter about ten minutes bchfa time at the time
of the collision.
I'd. That the Michigan Central Railroad Com
pany were guilty neglect Of duty and gross cure
lessnese, in not providing for the train proper
number ofbrakemen; for allowing their employees
to run their train at dangerous rate Of speed
around u curva, With q Aeary track. while behind
time, knowing that other trains were liable to be
upon the track at that time
Sd. That the conductor, M1. John Il. Cook, and
the engineer. Mr. James Brown, belonging to said
Cincinnati Express train, also guilty Of gross
careleasness and neglect Of duty in running their
train at rate of speed which rendered it impossi-
bic to stop their train while 60 behind time, with
in the distance which they could see ahead.
4th. That the Illinois Central Railroad Company
ua,d their conductor are also highly censurable In
not providing for their train q bell rope, and also
in cncumbering said train with cars Of wood SO as
10 delay the same: and prevent it running on it's
published time, and for not leavnga signal to pro-
1cct coming trims.
II. Il. HAAP, Foreman.
e. T. BOOZE,
c. 6. MATER,
WALTER KIMR4LL,
E. o. NEwBgRY,
T. Il. BRooKB.
FKEDKEIcK BosW0RrH
P. E. MERR1uEw,
IonN MIDDLETON,
BRU2So GAKsEL,
CHARLES WALSH,
j. VI. WILSON.
, 1862-01-13

From the Peoria Transcript, 10the1
TEE PoRk TaADE-Receipts Of hogs continue
liberal ard two Of Cur packing houses are very
busy. Prices s5e dun Ct former qQotstions fa@am,
hooEs. We her OF the sale 10 day Of 1850 bris
heavy mess at $sse and s5o e5ls light at 500 d
ess are well supplied with good cooperage boueht
at low prices, and Peoria Is thus good point Tor
spectators in mess pork
from the Buffalo Advertiser, sth.l
DKrssED Hoes-Quiet within the range Of 83<@
DC for Canadian and western as to quality.
DRxseED Hoas-Lower and In moderate de-
xnand. A few lots changed hand this forenoon at
34S1sc live weight.
! From the Milwaukee Sentinel, 11thl
: The receipts Of dressed hogs are large, amount
ing to nearly $500 head, and the market steadF at
the same d11ees ruling yesterday. Lots dividing
on 800 BE sold at $2t50a85, and heayy averages
at ssoge IS, the more general figure being about
$aR5.
A sale Of 1900 bfie mess pork Was reported at
$500. The same lot was purchased less thsn two
wreck ago at $3.50. Kettle-rendered lard Is quoted
at 65t@aHc. -
, 1862-01-13
CHICAGO DAILE MARKET.

:. SATURDAY EyES1ss, Jan. II,
e78lsloNs-There Il still an actire demand
ior Nsss Pork, and the market LAS again vaneed
1870 per brl. Lard is 4 shade easIcr, but not
quotab7y lower The7e is more ectiyity In English
Meats, 17t ut about fsrmcr PRICES. Green Meats
are in sood ddenand, aad steady, There Is souo
demand for Extra Meas Beef for Baltimore. The
transactions were A. follows: 500 brs city packed
Neas Pork IT % 1aX 80 brls city packed do, aat
Seo brls Freeport packed do, at 50 90; 20 bs1s
keoknk packed do al 1896; 80 brls do
at $500 on track: 800 br1s Augusta packed
DO at $3.50; rs bbls country packed do At es.7b;
zoo bbls Extra Aeea Beef flpackcd accordlngto Gov
eznn1cnt inspe ,nlon) At 1900; go boxes Curabcr
land A1ddlcs at411c: 5000 pcs Green 11ams at &c :;
2eeo pcs Gree2s Shoulders at 1zzc; 200 bills prime
city eteam-rcnterud Lard at GHc; 500 tcs Kcpknk
steam-rendesed do at e,Sc; $50 pl<ss country ket-
tlc-rcndcred do at 63Ec; 100 tcs do at 6ac; 80
bbla No. La1dat &c: GO br1s choice Yellow Grease
at 1nc.
LIVE HOGS-Rccoiycd, 2,a60. The market opcu-
ed dcxtrcmelyd ,andpri ruledabousyestertlay'
prices but towards tho close tho demand by
packers wa8 more actlye, and the tendency vas de-
c1ded1r upwards SC GA the figures paid
yesterday evening and this moraing. The sales
average as follows:
, 1862-01-13
ME" YORK CATTLE MARKET.
For the Week Ending Jan. s, 1869


Number reported for this market at Forty-fourth
The prices to-day are quoted as follows:
First quality..--..8 @ 81 Ordinary ......,.6 q :
Ned1um- Z "a
Some extra good beeves may be quoted at over
8 cent? The general average OF the market is less
than cents. ......
Total number Of beevcs received in the city this
This Is 1866 head more than last week, and 2t0
head less than the Average oflast year. The aver
nge NUMBER 5 At each Wednesday market last year
3,I93. shows 1T head more than the average and
1888 head more than this day week.
TIE cLo=E OF THE MARKET.
7Tsdnesday, January s.-The droyers have not
t al the bard fa marEeta of lie st ai1 months mo-
Since O'Clock yesterday stock has continued to
arrive 50 as to near1y 5.9uhle the number qn hand
at the opening Of the market. Alarye ioot having
arrived late LIST evening, and another this nom
demand, so that all cannot be sold even st the re-
dnced prices they are offered at to-day.
4 good manE = Of the late arrivals are good bull
tieulary heavy red oxen Of this state. There are
few lots Of this state stock. and come from Mich
isan, that look as though they were sent here be-
cauee they would not winter. 1t il this class that
arc qnoted at the low figure Of 5G26c per y.
There plenty Of falr steers In good order, and
fat rough oxen. selling today at nothing over &c
pct 2 b: and good smooth Tat steers and fat oxen
are selling at ~ @8c, and such extra good as sold
pretty freely yesterday morning at cents are IN.
salab1e at that to-day, butchers only offering about
SIC. and but few who want that class IN market.
It is yery certain. os business draws towards a
Close that all the stock cannot be sold ut any price
that OW1ete will accept, so that re shall again
hare lot Of stale Etoch on the market to depres5
prices next week.
The weather today is very fine for business:
though extremely cold at daylight, It Is warm and
sunny at noon, but the oTer-suppiy of bHllocks.
and their irregular arrival with the feeling OF dis
trust that generally prevails, tend to make this the
worst closing day Of the market that we have yet
eeen and leaves the prospect for next week rather
gloomy
THE HOG MARKET.
Rcceipts this week. q esS.
The following are the quotations Of Henry D.
Grant, Superintendent Of the market:
Com fed Hogs g b. live weight .-..-3 3EQ33xc.
D1sthlefy Hogs G3.sc.
He Gays: Market overstocked and prices going
d0wn, which IL also the opinion Of all owners
The truth is hogs are coming In faster than al
cIty killing establishments can dress then, and
the demand from other places out Of the city ia
growing lees as the season advances
Geo. ". Duraan giTes the following figures as
the price Of hogs this week:
Live. Dead weight,
First quality corn-fed
large size .....8 :. Ti0l3sxc. 4H@4Kc.
Second quality corn fed, -.3H@3Ac. 4H64Ac-
First quality, sman sizes+
tat and prime: for n1arEet
Large @ size. etmfed. fat.-.. @sAe. @lsc.
Second quality, stilfed....s @3Kc. 4 @4ssc,
, 1862-01-13
whisky at Cincinnati.

Whisky has caught the excitement growing out
of the discussion Of the tax question The article
which few days ago WIS dull at 18c, was to-day In
active demand It 1gc. In New York, sales were
made at 25@asc, and at The close holders asked g
tion that Congress win pass e1cIse law. and
that eptrtts On land will not be subject to the duty
wil be allowed to escape Dfstiueries will now
be run to their utmost capacity, anE BY the time
an cxciEe law can be put Into operation, there Will
be large supplies on hand Lfreianats aasetss,
10th.
, 1862-01-13
mARK .TE5 BIZ TELEERAPH.

EEw 1oRK- jan. II, 1862,
= Cur1us-3tatket o.utet nud nominal. Sales 40
bnles ut 2ssNl5c for NH sdlins ana 1plauds:
!. .kLet.E : No decided change. transactions for
e n eFtept I saIep % s9 hrEs At 85soS usa 50 tor
zHpcr state: g. :B@3D :or extra state *5.8 for
choice: $3.50. for saioer western: s6-T5@5so
for common TO medium extra western; $5H1Ee
for shipping br9nds extra rou1d hoop Ohio; $B50
6:5 for trade brandt, market closing steady. Gaua
So soD bas 9pE :, I 5 sa9sit r. r Fsss s4
common to choice extsa- RE -four quiet an4 stea
dy at pleyionE prices. Corn meal quiet With no
WnlsS1-Qu'et and uusett1e1!E opening with
heaayy. snysFs sat refusing aaE to name sn gsie
more active at I'M prices. sales, 1856 b chics.
Testsa slnb At $a@: izso9 s' b. u ailsauEee % clab
SCI b Snter red a. wssEera ba aP$a at 1SGd s.
amber Michigan at 5i.45, Rye more active and
shade frtner: Sales, Il 500 bu esate aud western
dim At slc Barley sc:s4re and drsa. snles, SEQ fn
price. steady: sales: 5000 bu at Sc for western
beams At &2.00. 0ats rather slack Sales at 41@f3e
f9r 5crrcy. western. Cana 5ian and stste-
oFer 1Ftmohs1tk foi opened steady aneosed zhs
4aa.9BS9el2s7 a9S9el 3 f,r mess; ,a8m99-50 for prime;
$l2H}9ala e for city and Western prime. Mess
aa'e h5i p1ie ;a{ss ssoo 9 ~ L. at aoaat @
1ncss7 $!oGs12 for repaeked mess 1a.T5@14 tor ex
1acss z ~ r rrimc mess beef continues i'm q s190o@
qaiet saI:s so brls 1T si4sSz5 % dat CIT msaps nams
sGiady g ag4he foE shoulders; sK@6c for hams
Sales of 70 boxes at eac for western Cumberland
fan 60. m1dle9 &c ter long sdbbed d. c for city
Lard less actiye at The close the extreme prfcca of
yesterday could not be obtained sales OF 1855
6r1a M At 5Ifgsze: ;f Butter more active and little
$af1 m
, 1862-01-13

SHEEP Scarce and in demand. Sales. Ct, arg.
81 1bs at $500 + head.
DRESSED HoGs-Recelved, 1855. The market
today vas dull and heavy at yesterdays decline,
Sales were;
, 1862-01-13

MUslaAL.-Mrs. ,Mntttason, Ar. ]. G. Lum-
concert In Quincy shortly,
, 1862-01-13

wJ. Insco WtlliAms's celebrated Panorama OF
the Bible vii be exhibited In Metropolitan HaIl
each evening this week; also on Wednesday and
Saturday afternoons II O'Clock. iansH.
, 1862-01-13

II thie cty: On Friday: Janas1{ 1o.h Inst. Its.
Funeral WM be attended from tho house Of her son.
A g. Warner aN West Randolph street on Monday
yited to be present.
, 1862-01-13

COMMERC
SATURDAY EyEN1Et;, JanuarJ ii, 1861
The following arc the receipts Of leading articles
for the Last twenty four hourB:
REcKHTs FOB Last TwENIT-FouR HOURS.
, 1862-01-13
VERDICT.

STATE OF ILLINOIS, Cook Counrr, sS.:7.
An InQuisition Was taken for the people of tie
State Of Illinois, 1t Chicago. IN tte Court House,
In said county Of Cook On the 84h. 9Th. 1oth. aud
18th ds4s & January. A. D. 1851. before me. VII
ism James. oo=oner In and fox said county. upon
, 1862-01-13
Gt)c Griht1ttr.
TK T. CITY.

F:i1'. alarm Of Gre l,s. evening about
eight o>cIoek, was caused by the Iartlal burn
lug Of i srraN wooden dwelling house on
North 1.ss;.ile street. The damage was yegy
slight.