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, 1862-10-01

The Flour market during the week has bsen
steady and frm-c1ostns shade 6rmes, under the
influence Of the upward tendency In good. The
improvement In feights, however, hiss tended to
check the advance. Spring extras bare been in
principal den and but winter extras are held very
hkn.
TODAY the market waa scarcely 10 buoy
ant Is yesterday. and at the close prices
ruled aeade lower. The sales were:
500 brls "Peopless" whlts winter at
$50; 40 brla "Roekpoxt" 1t &5.69; 100 brls
, 1862-10-01
ILLINOIS AHD MICHIGAN caxav

@AAAyAAA. st*$ es- sEEpRs -
Old Abe, Lasarle. 4808 bu eoFn.
Wasp, LaSalle, I. $40 bu COIL
Llol.rsr% Ottawa, $500 bu COIL
Glasgow, Oitaws, 3,tGO hu corn. q. 481 ns starch.
Harrington, Ms1seiles, $500 bo corn, 1896 IDS
eeeds-
Robert Holmes. Cities. $500 bu corn.
A1ona hoie o 6 81 |, corr go r. s &c seeds ss
James Patrick, Ottawa 4 $40 bu cozn-
Republic, Norris, las tons coal
stars and Stripes, LsSane, 366 bu eorn. 800 bu
rye, S35 bu wheat, leo ns tea
America, IaSaIlc, 100 brls flour.
Pa1agon, Lesa1le, $50 br1s -four.
Hamli1. Ottaw8. 800 bn cOln-
Paramount, LaSa1le. 5,slD bu corn.
Empress, Lasalle, $500 bu COIL.
CIV Zimmerman, Lasaale. $500 s0 corr, 256 bu
re. LILO bu wheat.
Hanlsy, Lasalle. 5no bu CON-
Central City, LaSa:1e, G0bu corn, 100 hu rye.
S Goplin, Lasalle $500 bu corn.
Arctic, Morris, 4nD bu corn, 1.to4 na TAX seed
Monarch' +oskport, 6.t00 bu oass.
Cufa, Ottawa, 6 coo bu corn
1Gespozt. Loespozt, 400 bu corn, 80 btls Honr.
Brilliart' Lasate. Asa ba corn, III bu rye. sC5 bu
Onward Lass1le, 5.U28 bu cofn.'
gon1rst, Morris, $50 bu CON-
CLEARED. Sept y.
Geo L Taylor, Joliet.
Portland, LaSalIe-
y g Bess1ey, LaSa1le-
Lioneee, OttaW0,
Cnba. OTTAWA
MocAfth, Joliet.
| Charlie, kankakee, 1o,7 73s It lumber.
1oelport. Lockport. 1880 his merchandise, ~
| br1s ealt.
Carrier. I.aSalle.
Arctic, Morris.
, 1862-10-01

Ing them. On Monday night the guards were
strengthened. and the escapade thus partially
prevented, but not until one or two had been
winged while climbing tha fences snnar's
stores have been demolished. Yesterday. the
9th Vermont regiment were drawn up by
Col Tucker, and ordered to TAXA arms and 60
On guard duty. They utterly retused, and
further manifested their contempt Tor the an-
tho1ities by grooming Col Tucker The lst-
ter then ordered up the a3d Illinois and gave
the order to charge bayonets, when thu Yer
noptezs sullenly consented to 60 on guard.
They sIleks that when they were psroled, they
agreed not to take up arms At all for any pur-
pose. and further ins}st that their time is out
on Sunday, and that they shau leave on that
day-
Camp Douglas is evidently in grand mud
die. No doubt the soldiers are suffering
many grievances in the shape Of poor quar-
te1s, insufficient clothing, food and medical
care, but insubordination is poor remedy for
these evila. We hope that Gen. Tyler, who
takes command to day, will at once establish
order and reconcile all these didereneea.
The following is the first official order Of
Gen. Tyler:
H4aDquABrERs CAN'T DouoLAs.e
Chicago, Sept. 30, 1852. !
GENERAL ORDER No; I. gsdier General Tyler
assumes command Of Camp Douglas, and OF all the
troops in the city Of Chicago Existing orders
and regulations will remain In fall force uatil
Coi. Tucker Of the ssth Regiment Illinois Vo2un.
regiments of Illinois Volunteers as heretofore, and
when the regiments are organized and mustered
In. will report for further OTdefH.
, 1862-10-01

LUNBER-The market In cazgoes Is very firm,
although the transactions are limited. from the
fact that there il quite = epecn!attve feeling. ~
manufacturers and heavy dea1e.s prefer docking
and nins their receipts in anticipation Of higher
prices, consequent upon the light supply for the
coming winter txade. We give afsw Of shs prin-
etpal eale$:
Csrzo schr. Mghtiasale, 10 u strips and haards,
t fatd7H.
, 1862-10-01

The prope]lers take four to New York at $40,
vta Lake to Buffalo, and thence by rail- To Boa
ton, $1t0. Fourth class freight in the propor-
ton.
FIOUR-Receired today, LIES brls: shipped,
11,4s5 brls. The receipts and shipments during
the past week ware as follows;
, 1862-10-01
COMMERCIAL.

TUESDAY Ev1N1Ea, September 80, 1874
WEEKLY REy1Ew.-The following table showB
the receipts and shipments Of leading articles Of
trade and commerce during the past week and
since the tst Of January 1aet, and comparative e.a
tietics:
, 1862-10-01

FALSE ALAHM-The alarm Of dFe nE tho
first district, about O'Clock last evening, Was
false.
Pr81c REmARsA--We understand that
the Musical Union viii give public rehearsal
at Bryan Han very soo0- Atzio from Beetho-
ven for violin, violoncello and piano will be |
one Of the attractions,
School OF TRADB-J. DrHRnruaru, |
Pn1sc1rA1.-The evening hours from z to 10 |
commence this first day Of October, and will
be continued until Mny 1st Lite scholar
ships, twenty-five dollars.
CoRREcr1oN.-The name Of Mrs. II, A.
Va1lace's company Of nurses, which is now
nearly filed up. is the *' Lite Guards y instead
OF "Lsght Guards," as stated In yesterdays
Issue.
TIE Tax BnL-John R. Walsh, corner Of
Madison street and Custom House Place, has
the new National Tax Bill, complete Per
sons who arc not acquainted with its proyis-
ions will do well to supply themselves With
copy
EIGHTH ILLINOIS CAvLRr.-To young
men who wish to enter an old and well tried
regiment no better chance could be desired
than to enlist with Col. FaEnsworth in the !.
Eicath Illinois cavalry. Major Clendenin is
.,ecruiting for that regiment at IS Clark street,
and can receive $50 more men.
@''- >
Rrsu MEDICAL Co11EGE.-The introduc~
tory.excrcises Of the twentieth annual session
Of lectures in this Institution, will be held in
The college building corner Of Dearborn and
Indiana streets at ~ O'Clock this evening"
The address will be delivered By Prof Allen.
The profession and public, ladies aud gentle
1nen, arc .n'a'eo 10 e''<"o"
nxorurn Rn,ncr WaSrrn-A briaop NJ
60 .+-oot e m ;nneratjve necess,tv rha
rana.,1 ,,sva cxnressed themselves ready to
w ~haad -ror;d.d fbe merGhants w,n suh-
ss,;ha e1n nm IN hc added to the repular an
-.ro,,,3a+;n, They should mt stand in the
-. ~ r,,,b needed ;nnrorement
XsDAueHTER OF TnB REGMEST.-The Irish
Legion have adopted a Daughter Of the Regi-
aaeut named Eliza Miller. Tbs vipgndiere is
irfatuated with her new calling, and has en-
7,red upon It as q labor Of lore She pro-
1tsses herself ready to ehare the fortunes Of
the Legion in my event.
r4,. r,,,or,r--.Tr ae, f,b, sa~ e.1,,ro,
so,;o- ,,,.,r.,er ~ H., t;r1,, ~ fy,+o +
A0 -. - rn,-..s - ~
n."1 .s~,...,..Naa ,s~aa nj - "s. -
LIS '1eu' .'"o - y. Seoe9 ~
OLE Ae4 4en"ns' 40 ~" =. ~ IVY eseas ~
lesaheus ,as, M a .sa 80 ~ - s.,a@"a - . =,
81 uar.z,a,,a aaanns IL aTs-s h;s earr;caa a.
salesman, OF il any capacity where he could
, 1862-10-01

deputy to be paid by the owne1e oe 81 h steam
boats or propeacrh.
am, VERY respectfully.
8. r CHAs1. eet. Of thA Ttese'Y.
c. Metz. 90 collector. &C.. Buffalo.
N11wApKt1.-Ths HesaA@ Of this m1ku3ng
eeYb:
Thers WIS no change IN the condtttsn Of the
money market yesterday. Business *as tolerahly
goCd. and the supp1y OF currency and exchange
ample for all Legitimate purposes The banks
took New York drafts z cent. discount to par.
The ceiling rate for New York exchange ia pretty
There il but little doilg IN specie. Buying rate
Tor gold 18 9 cent. premium; selling 1t 20. Silver
brlngr 1b y cent. premium and old Demand Notes
the aane ptice-
, 1862-10-01

The receipts of produce to embraced Il, ,16s btI3
-four, Il 4G3 bu wheat, s60,G63 bu corn, Il 9Io bu
oate, 1913 bu rye, and 2,2!8 bu barley.
The receipts OF wheat. on the corresponding
6ate In 1861 amounted to Ill., 115 bushels.
The general markets to day opened quiet but
firm under the influence OF an advance in gold to
1874; but owing to reaction in Wall street, and
decline in gold to 122, they closed dull and
dropping :.
The flour market ruled stcady, with liberal Gales
at drne1 prices: but at the close sellers had to
make concessions. About 1850 brls changed
bards at $5.OC15 GO for white winter extras. and
$I.4cI4.75 for good to choice spring extras-the
market closing dull.
Wheat opened rather quiet but firm. Towards
the close, however. decline Of 1c per bushel was
experienced in winter grades. Spring grades were
dull and neglected. Under more active inquiry
for No. Red, prices Of this grade advanced 10ec
= hushe1. The gales Of al kinds were light. at
s1.co for No White; $1.o15&G31.03 for No.
Red; 9lE1eCc for No. 2 Red !; s95x199c for Re-
jccted Red 95c for Amber Iowa 9lGs92s for No.
Spring; Sc for No. 2 Spring; ard 72GlT3c far
Rejected Spring, At the cloec the market ruled
dull at the inside figures. The dull news from
Europe tended to limit the demand very mate
rally. =
There WAS an active demand Tor Coln, and the
market was steady and brisk with ihera: sales ut
36Hc for River Yellow afoat: asG>sss41c fdr High
mixed adoat ss@32tkc for Mixed afoat sol< 13tc
fer Mixed Corn in store and 25@a26c for Rejected
Corn in etore-the bulk Of the sales Of fresh re-
ceipts being at Sc for Mixed and 26c for Rejected
| At the close the market was dull a: tho outside
! fgures-
Oats declined 14G1tc per bushel, and closed flat
| with liberal Gales at 3s@35c for No. in store
closing at the lower quotation. Rye was steady
at 42c. There is 3 good demand for Bailey and
the market is finn. Highwines are held at SOC
buyers offering a91kc. Timothy Seed Is firm.
F1elghts were firm but unchanged engage.
ments at 10c for corn to Buffalo. TIC for Rye ia
| Couingwood, and 1sc for corn to Kingston.
, 1862-10-01

ScuooL OF TRADB-. DrHRH1FuRrn,
Pn1sc1rA1.-The evening hours from z to 10
commence this first day Of October, and viii
be continued until Mny 1st Lite scholar
ships, twenty five dollars.
, 1862-10-01

PU811c REnnARsA1.-We understand that
the Musical Union will give publie rehearsal
at Bryan Hall very soon- Atrio from Beetho-
ven for violin, violoncello and piano will be
one of the attractions,
, 1862-10-01
RELIEF for the Poor.

Among the noble works being done by the
Young Mems Christian Association, is that of
dispensing charities to the deserving poor.
Alta recent meeting the following were ap-
pointed committee to solicit funds and di-
rect in the disposition Of the same during the
coming winter: Col. Hammond. ]. Y. Far
well, r. N. Graves, Samuel Howe, D. ]. Ely,
G. G. Cook, Il ". Hinsdale, Fred Tuttle,
Ira 7. Mum.
During Last winter the receipts and disburse'
ments were as follows:
Donations in caeh and necessary articles,
for distribution st theis appraised yalu-
, 1862-10-01
THE CITY.

first district, about . O'Clock last evening, was
false
, 1862-10-01

War Claim Blanks ior sale at this Office
Widowe' Declaration fo- Bounty and Arrears.
Soldiers Declaration for Bounty aud Arreass.
Application of Mother for Pension.
Application Of Widow. for Payment Of Pension.
Widows Declaration for Pension.
Application for Transfer Of Pension.
Application Of Minor Children for Pensi,n.
Application Of Orphan Sister for Pension.
He1ss Decla1stlon for Bounty and Arrears.
Surgeons &c. ificates Of Soldiers Disability.
Officers Certificates Of Soldiers Disability.
Invalid Pension Claims.
Application Of Invalid Pcnsionee for Payment
OF Pension.
Claim for Horee And Equipments.
Power Of Attorney to draw Soldiers Pay.
Sent By mail, postpaid, at seventy.fvc cents pcr
Quirc. Address TRIBUNE OFFICE,
Chicago, Illinois.
, 1862-10-01

GOVERNMENT sT0CKe.
q. S. 6s 81 coup. LEX Us g. ~ coup -. 81
q. $. &c 81 regtd-.10 Treas. 3-1o So. .1o4H
on call, and 405 per cant. for strictly prime pa-
per.
Sterling exchange unsettled Bankers bills
opened al HI1334 closed quiet st !. .33x9133A.
American gold has huctuated materially, open
ing at 2sz@M afterwards falling to Az. then ra1
lying to X3, and finally closing steady at FAX @z3
per cent. premium.
California gold oars are nominal.
, 1862-10-01
CHICAGO LUMBER MARKET.
For the Week Ending Sept. 80, 1869.

TUESDAY EvxnIka, Sept. 80. 1863.
xncKufs Or LUNBK1. sHNaLKs. LATH. &C., FOE
WEED NprEG sEFT. II. 1864. ooxFARKn WITH
fHI TWO FRkvIous YXAR1.
, 1862-10-01
70 Buy wall paper OF Chase d Co.. wholesale
and retail. 1o9 Randolph street.. au25tm-

hnd retail 109 Randolph street.. au25in-
s Positively the last week for those who
wish to consult Madame James, at No. 60 West
Randolph street. in things pertaining to the past,
the present, and the future. Many testimonials
concede that Madame Cora James predictions are
true and can be relied upon ALI who have not
called should not procrastinatv. as such an oppo1
tunity may never again be presented sep27-at
Go to the Best.
Go to BRsANT & STRATToH's CHICAGO Con-
xEEc1AL COLLEGE, to get thorough business ed
ucati0n. ee-25 3m.
Cook McLsn. steam Dyers snd sconrefz IS
Dearborn and E10 S. Clark streets, clean and dye
ladies gentlemenB clothes In the best and chesp
est aonne1 The Oldest established house In the city
Call On Dunlop, SewcIl & Spalding for Printing :"
nov11-h22l-1y
, 1862-10-01

Va1lace's company Of nurses, which is now
nearly filled up. is the "Lite Guards,' instead
OF *tL5ght Guards" as stated In yesterdays
4ssue
, 1862-10-01

At the monthly meeting Of the 81 Young Mans
Christian Association" it was voted to undertake
again the di:pen:ing Of charities to the Poor Of
signed were appointed committed to solicit
fui.ds for that purpose,
The distribution will be performed through the
6nperintendents Of Mission Schools and City Mis-
eioEe, il the came manner as last winter, which
gave general satisfaction. and while we earnestly
appeal to the public for liberal donations W.
nj dgc our best tndcayors to insure faithfu dis
t,ibutfon Of funae placed At our disposal.
C. G. Hammond, D. Ely,
G. =. Cook, J.V. Farwcl1.
Samuel Howe, II. ". Hiasdale,
liza y. Muln, r. III. Graves.
q. Kendall. W. H. Whitehead.
, 1862-10-01

AGENTS s: AM gocd ono
il The Wsk, to sel he only 4ood anG> autel sAA
Wo6t c{ Epm = 10 us -per DAY tns17kA evary m1A-
fedl1Ek Sutlef9 supplies Of ~ k1A %ead ss449
, 1862-10-01

4GLAl.s. &t0.tu
The number of families relieved was 55t.
We hope the Association will be equally
successful in Its good work this winter.
, 1862-10-01

The ORGAN CoScERT.-The concert to be
given on Thursday evening at St. P4nls
Church has produced considerable sensation
among the musical elite as it promises to bring
out the best points Of three city organists.
Mias 1ilinghast has already established her
position both in the city and abroad, while
Mr. Bird and A1r. Payne, comparatively speak
ing, make their dtbM In m organ concsrt.
Both the latter are well known In church mu-
SIC The public will now have an opportunity
to judge Of them in different style.
The following Is the programme for the
| evening which is one Of The choicest We have
had for long time:
| !. GRAND ORGAN FANTASIA. fonr hands. .Hesse
Miss Tillinghas and Nj. Bird
| 2. VARIATIONS FOB THE ORGAN Rink
(On an antique sir by Correlli-)
p1ssm f1 Se'sio5 Messs r.
| 1aoh}.
l. ovEn7UnE TO onxnos, arranged for
W. EEsa; H. Won weber
A1lassed 1oI1 - The organ 6y Miss E. ssellias,
] Miss Tllltnghast.
!" 1EvocATIok k---...-,.......-......-. Beethoven
Z. ORGAN SELECTIONS.
3t- Payne.
&. 1KrRoDGcr1ox AND Fuaux x......Mendelssohn.
no: = q The sst Dedicated to Dr. Thomas ATT
xoodt q Her Britannia NRjeety'a ChApe
x}ss xss*r2l aailnsa....
.. Q. TAoU zAE7 Tx1zxsT. from the Mes
Mfs: Payne md Chorus, III. Payne. Aaeo@p. comp.
| 10. Finsis. Grand theme md rugus in cn,-
nor. for the Organ ......... =. =. 2 Bach
Miss T1ll{nRhAst.
, 1862-10-01
New York ssosk s1A Money Market.

By Telegraph EBw YunK. Sept. 50. 1ae1
E41Md RQnnl=StnCka less aetiYe and lQNeE.
, 1862-10-01

The time the attack was made. 1t the first
fire by the guerilias, Capt Meekcr WIS struck
by d bullet which penetrated his body lust
below the heart Surprising himself MORALLY
wounded, he left the wheel and went to the
cabin. An examination. Of the wound by
eurgeon showed It not to be mortal, although
the ball had lodged inside Of his body,
@herenpon the braFc Captain returned imme-
diately to his wheel, md very soon received
another ball through his leg. In this condi-
ton he still refused to leave his post, and Vac
actuslly dragged away By main force BY the
Captain Of the Forest Queen. The testimo-
01a3s procured tor him viii be most WorthIly
bestowed
ACmcAGo ZorASE.-We notice In the list
of killed and wounded Of the 7th regiment
Michigan infantry, that Lieut. Charles 4. Nc
Knight was among the wounded. When the
war commspced, young Mcknight enlisted as
private, 4es in a regiment stationed at
Cairo. H940 taken i'll, and was dis.
charged from thesef sice on the recommends
1ion OF the surgeon. He returned to Detroit
when he almost immediately regained hiI
health. and enlisted In the eth Michigan In
fautzy, and vas appointed orderly sergeant
Ills proficiency secured his promotion to I
SECOND lieutenancy in the first place, and thel
the first neutenancy, in which capacity b
commanded his company in the hardest tough
battle Of the war. We understand that he ha
Hlseady BEEN appointed captain. position b.
has well earned by his services In tho waz.
Capt Mcknight u : Chicago soldier, hxv
ing been In the employ Of the Gklena42ailroad
, 1862-10-01

NDAueH7ER OF THE REG1NEST--The Irish
Legion have adopted Daughter Of the Regi-
ane1t named Eliza Miller. The yivandiere is
infatuated with her new calling, and has en-
zrred upon it as q labor Of lore. She pro-
1tsses herself ready to Ehare the fortunes Of
the Ireiou in my event
, 1862-10-01

TIE Tax B1LL-John R. Walsh, corner OF
Madison street and Custom House Place, has
the new National Tax Bill, complete Per
sons Who arc not acquainted with its proyls-
7ons xiIl do well to supply themselves With q
, 1862-10-01

xHUNXxFA or 1DMB1R, eAIEa1.E3 AMo 1Af8 ron
WEE ENpINa EXIT. H. 1861.
, 1862-10-01
A $feel Demonstration

The alleged application Of Gen. sigel to be
relieved from his command, ,and the grievances
te sets forth in the alleged letter Of applica-
tion to the War Department, have produced q
profound sensation among the German patri-
OTIS Of Chicago. For ! long time past they
have been dissatisfied at the treatment to
which 6igel has been subjected, dating from
| bia administration in Missouri 1Ehera he 1Eas
, 1862-10-01

NOTICE.-Journeyman Teilors.-
Tbere nm bea msas msetfnx Of thu Jouxueyman
Tatlo4 q the clty Of Chicago On Ne1Hesday ovsnn&
SIP Il. 1T Gsrnan BAL. corner OF 1n4la1s sa4 n.
riIs sfTeet4 fall attendance b expected. ~ bust
nem al fJtat fnpnttAncoi u % como beo1e kAe NEST
nx. Hsx prdH 03 u E0WH{ttse. se4ena&&
, 1862-10-01

EIGHTH ILLINOIS CAyAIRT.-To young
men who wish to enter an old and well tried
regiment no better chance could be desired
than to enlist with Col. Fa1nsworth in the
Eighth Illinois cavalry. Major Clendenin is
.ecruiting for that regiment at As CLARK street,
,,5 co, rarn;re 2S1 mnre men,
, 1862-10-01

MON ETART.

tCall On Dunlop, Sewcu & &Spalding for PIN
poY11 -h22i-1y
, 1862-10-01

Tue pArR1oT1c.-A1r. Asa Coho, for several
wears senior member Of the firm OF Colo d
11umma, Mount Morris, Illinois, and who in
his lime has purchased large bills Of goods Of
OFF merchants, is now in the city seeking cn-
1,lcyment. lis money is all invested in Mis-
ssurf lands, and the war has stripped him Of
all available means- He offers his services as
salesman, or il any capacity where he could
be useful He refers by Permission to Mr..
Farwcl1, Of The firm Of Cooley, F:arWsn d Co.
, 1862-10-01

ANOTHER BRIDGE WAErEp.-A bridge at
State street is IN Imperative necessity. The
Council have expressed themselves ready to
70 ahead, provided the merchants viii sub
scribe s10, Goa, to be added to the regular ap-
preparation They should not stand in the
way Of much needed improvement.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.


Dr. BERMSGHAM-TinEmo1.- On Thursday, August IA, at
lila Matilda, Lake George, by the Rev Robert Fulton
Crazy, HENRY DE BERNISGnAh, OF Paaarna, to MAms
THEREsy, daughter Of Ferdinand Tnierot OF Bolton.
EiJswoRrH--HuRD.--ln Brooklyn, or Friday August Is
by Rev. ). II. Cox, ID. D., Nj FRANCIS ELLSWORTH, Of
Hartford Conn TO Miss JOSEPHINE A. HuRD, Of Brooklyn
Kn0iEII~-MEgxER-At Hanover, N. j., on Thursday
August a. by the Rev. j. NJ. johnson, AMBROSE f. KIrC
ELL, OF this city, 10 JosgrIvE f.. daughter OF Daniel
Meekor, Esq, OF the former place.
MuIER--lIoFAAs.-At the Church Of the Holy Conmu
Mon, Wednesday, August 49, by the Rev. DIR Mullen
berg, Lieutenant HENRY W. MILLER, United Stetes Navy
CNARisE sEYTos youngest daughter oil The late Lind
ley NJ. Holman.
MoRRrs-wnsoy-At the Wesleyan church. Wood.
stock New Brunswick Monday. August T. by the Rev.
g. Hucatis THOMAS Il. NORRIS Esq, of Chicago, Ill
NARY s. youngest daughter n Roy. William Wilson, Wes-
lcyan minister ut tlie'above place.
SwEyy-ApAMs-In Brooklyn, on Thursday evening,
August IA, by the Rev Lawrence II. Mills, HENRY J.
swRSy NJ zzT, youngest daughter Of Seayer Adams,
Esq. late OF Boston, Mass
Boston PAL eTs please copy.
gs--ipbiSs0S,--0n Saturday, August 9, by tho
Rev Mr.. vanorden, WILLIAM d. SPARES, OF Yorkvic, TO
Miss ,oss1TfiSE ). ROBINSON, of this city.
vANHIss;-TnoaAssIS. "Wednesday, August 10, by
the Rev Dr. Price, SAMUEL G. VANHIsR of New Jersey 70
VIRGINIA JosEnNE only daughter OF the late Martial aud
Adelne Thgnassin.
New Jersey papers please copy.
WsAvER- WIIiAna.--ln Brooklyn, on Thursday, August
a. ut the residence OF the bridc's father, by the Rev.
John G. Middleton, Mr. SAMUEL Il. WEAVER TO Miss MAJ
W. WILLIAMS, both Of this city.
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RonHERY IN srA0K.-A respectable looking woman
named Catharine Mckenzie, residing with her husband
on the corner Of Eleventh and Forty street
was riding IN a stage through Thirty second street.
between sixth and Seventh avenues wednesday alter
noon when she was robbed OF her purse containing ss5
while she riding IN the stage respectfully dressed
Young man named Edward Stevens, alias Van Norden,
entered aud by her SIDE. Belore long SHE felt hand
ia her pocket, aud discovered that her purse hl dp
peaFed On stating the act to stevens, he handed her
hack the purse with only sixteen dollars IN ~ She hn-
medatey took hold Of the Thief, who broke from her,
jumped rom tho stage and ram she, Win some Others
followed ia hot pursuit until they up with ohcer
oats. Of the Twenty ninth precinct who succeeded IN
making prisoner % stevens. II subsequently dis
covered that the prisoners fancy woman sitting
opposite TO bm ~ the stngc when tho robbery
mittcd, and he no doubt dexteruusy passed her tho
money. lie was brought before Justice Kelly ri Jer
Market, yesterday, where he identified Old
ospder, and he'd ~ me sum Of " 900 lie English.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-08-16

Brig Bashslor (Br) Wsycost Matanzas via Long Iaans
Sound e dsys In ballast 10 Boynton Soma .
Brig Charlotte Agnes (Br. Of Kingston Ja Arkconneus
Oienfusgos. July -, with sugar, 10 Leaycran Co. ~.
Bris Deycnshre (Br). Masters Bermuda Aus = WA
sIs csl fsosor SssSiss days viii lahA 70 sinvsss
R0np pr,. Swain. Gov Bay, On. - days win sosi
sshr s,.as m. SWAIN csw Say. Oh. days WIN
osprey l5r. Prss ssyohs. NIB. days. with aAAs,
ecnr Undne, Baker BaltImsss
schr L Doughty Leeds Baltimore for Hudson
schr Oils, -, Roekland ldaya
Schr Marblel cad Ingrahas, Rocklsnd
Schr Only Son. Eastman Pittst0n. daya
Bchr TSipple, Bacon Boston for Albany.
Schr w Mckee, Michel Warsham, d
s ssr Tr cI n Mars Gage Fsl siss
Schr A Bacon Baker, Providence.
Schr Rocket, Smith, Newport.
Scar Weld, Hutchinss, New London.
Schr lookout, New Haven.
Schr A 8 sater. Fish. Peeksxti for WarchaSA
6loop AI,es sullivan Taunton. 2 days.
Steamer Mary EoartIan ~ transp0rt), Sloane 0oou-
fort, NC, TO y QuarJrrniaster.
Vanderbilt (u ransport DENIM. Harrisona
Landing via Fortress Monroe, 20 hours with oo0 SICK ana
woiniat soldiers
steamer VIM woodward cundin Baltimore.
Steamer Marina. Crosby Baltimore.
Steamer Pelican. Baker. Providence.
Steamer lronsides. sanderyeer. Philadelphia
Steamer Napuasset, spear Boston.
Steamer acon. Jones Providence.
BELOW.
Brig Chrisiiansand (Br) from Sunderland.
SAILED.
Steamship Cahawba
Wind at sunset NNW