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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-14
ASSEMBLY.
BILLS NOTICED.


Mr.. DA1CEY-To regulate the fees OF consiabes
in BROOKLYN; 70 provide for their boIdi 2 over 10
certain cases.
Mr.. Lou rRE-To authorize aliens TO hold real
estate in New-York 10 amend the Ncw-fork Court
House Law.
Mr.. McGONEGAL-to provide for the education
of children in c)uny poor-hou.es.
Mr.. kEAkNEY-To amend the net 10 incorporate
the Ioaners As.o iation Of New-io'k.
l.. X. HAVENS-To provide for the night Of suf.
frage to soldiers while absent AT war
Mr. REDINGTON-1o exempt soldiers engaged
in the service Of the United States from military tax.
Mr.. WAkD-To confirm the ordinance OF the City
of New-lork, approved Nov. -, 1886.
Mr.. RICE-Io amend the election law to repeal
the act for the publication Of the session laws.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
Mr.. SAXE-To authorize the Bank OF Troy 10 re.
duce its capital stock TO amend the act IN relation
TO the foreclosure Of mortgages by advertisement.
II provides that copy Of the notice from 'be time OF
the aixing in the clerks book shall be construct
i've notice TO all persons Of the foreclosure and any
person who shall thereafter purchase shall be de-
barred from NIL equity of redemption in the mort
gaged premises.
Mr. LOVERIDGE--Fo the relief Of canal
claimants and to increase the jurisdiction Of canal
apprai ers; also 10 provide for the payment OF FIX
per cent interest in all canal awards due from the
Safe to claimants.
Mr.. LUDDINGTON introduced the following:
Rred II the Senate thst the Senators and Rep
resenive a. Congress be Instructed to for the bill be-
that body foE the abolition 81 the faDkng privilege be-
vng the has for been source Of rea; expense
the pc pc. unjust and birdenf which
ought 20: ID ger 10 Dc borne.
Laid on the table. Adjourned.
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ABoRrtrE ArTEMPr TO ORGANIZE THE MOZART
GENERAL CoMMIrrEE.-The backbone of Mozart
il evidently fractured or badly disoeated and the
attempt to set the disecto membra last night at Mozart
Hall proved a wretched failure. The principal
operator was Fernando Wood, late Mayor ci New
Work. assisted by G.. c. Genet and others. 1t APP
nears tina, on Sunday night, with view TO a sue
resfil performance OF the operation, caucus WAS
bed in comets office, in Nas-au street, quite large
number OF the Committee being present by speeiai
invitation. -, :;
Bnt even here a want of confidence was ieit IN
the skill Of Fernando and many OF the CHOSEN
lost no time nor were they very merciul N giving
free expression 10 their teelngp. lie was feariessF
denounced by several present for making tool oil the
organization TO defeat the Republican Judges after
having unanimously given them the nDmination ana
taken their assessments for election purposes
Sheriff Lynch was also numerically assailed fot
haying made 40 many Tammany appointments on
his staff Int he pleaded that II be had Mozart men
in Office tie Supervisors would not have acknow.
edged them. Fernando said ltle YET tha. mule wa
s,;d bl.ndv. After deal of talk, il was hpahy
agreed 10 make Mr.. Wadsworth Of the SNteentn
Ward permanent Chairman; Dir. Genet OF rue II,
,eeuth Vice. Chairman; Mr.. kerrin oil the iI,ru anu
AIR Mcdonald of the Niuth, Secretaries; = d. '" IL
lsms. Treasurer, aud j. Owens, SeFgean'-a''Arls,'
This ticket was agreed upon, and the Caucus "''
journed. ., g., the first time
This year and two hours were spent III sc'nns salI
contested seats in the Fifteenth, Sevel,sene aHe
Nineteenth Wards BENZ Ra', ranged muY I' in caucns,
temporary c ,ba Mr. ' a. called IL
wa: p"s aa as s"imonous feeling against Mr.. Wood
CHAIR. INC manifested itself in the caucus, seemed
tnst 50 OS,I Ge entire body which being noticed ~
%y ts he s:.s : s % :ss ss:
| An adjournment was accoiIi"s'
~ ~" ,S. time Was not stated
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SnooKISG FsRRr AocIDrNr.--Iast evening, o,
quarter 70 O'Clock, cad accident occurred at the.
jackson Ferry, foot of Hudson avenue, Brooklyn,
At that hour the Maryland employees, residing in
New. York. having ceased work for the day. FASTENED
10 the ferryhouse to take the boat for Gouyerneur
street. A crowd of these people got upon the bridge
10 awatthe arrival Of the .erryboat, when one Of the
chains BY which the bridge - raised and lowered,
broke under the excessive weight, suddenly letting
down one end of the bridge, by which two men
were thrown into the East River, but they scrambled
ont again. with no other harm than their cold bath.
Three other men we're injured two Of them quite
seriously either by the snapped cham TIihius 'bem'
or by stones which the sudden jerk threw ou oi the
balance boxes with force as great as II propelled
from, n catapult. One Of these unfortunate men,
Edward Madden, boiler maker, in the employ of
tina Fulton Iron Works, who had been engaged on
one of the new gunboats at the Navy-iard, received
blow upon tho head, which fractured his skull,
crushing the brain 90 that it out upon the ground
He WAS taken into the ieIry-house in state Of ILL.,
sen,ibilit,. and subsequently placed ont bed in a
cart, ana removed to the Brooklyn Hospital. Another
man. sailor or Iiggcr named }. Timmins, WAS also
ruck in the cad but unless he sustained conclusion
of the brain. Lis case is not considered desperate.
He. also, WAS taken to the Hospital. third
man. whose name was not known, was somewhat
injured. bit WAS assisted home by his friends. Mr..
Madden resides in Pitt street between Riyinston and
Delaney streets, New-York. lie probably cannot
recover. A ilc and little ones will lie left TO mourn
their -ad bereavement. Timmins last evening was
wandering in his mind aud all that could be got cu'
of him. in reference TO bis residence, Was that he
wanted to be taken TO Grand street, New-iorh'
II is surprising that the accident was NOT "'ehusu
bv more serious Consequences the breaking Q. '''
raising chain lei down the bridge with such suuu'''
ne-s and force that the suspension CHAINS were o.
yerely tested. Had one OF these gwen way wv,
bridge would have overturned, empiyihg Tue 'io"'
Of people on il nio the water. Such acei''"'' "'''
occurred Oh several other ferries, among '"o'" Wv
Hobol.en and Staten Island. With much more u'"'
,rc.sng results, and demonstrate eoheluSNciy wax
no ferry bridge is safe which Is not anppoI''' y
ioais .
Suspension bridges are tgapswbieh may sprung "P"I
oud oyerwhelm the unsuspecting ut any moment "i0
ouoht 10 be condemned in toto. il the .oh'n'o'
Council have no, the power to pr'thoh 'hs" y, :
then the Legislature should prompt! ttke the 'H"'''
Id hand.
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Arrived.
-, Tos,on, Foster. Liverpool, 81 days.

s,o Morning star (of Boston' Foster Liverpool 81
in bis s,o col Ncw.IIsyenl Rhode pfnsa'S ,oG New
\. Had great del of w Winds On tue to
us'en' G. over Ray Eue,itss Jan; sns~, New.
nS I. ChuIch Saw going in, schr H. Il ray "'"
ESs Panama, Smith Rio Janeiro % iay' coffee 10 'D''
0iecn 80 n -, p.fs.,n Lnles MaaszAs 10 dsys'
brig oV " Walsh Carver 4 Chase. Dee ~. or "'''
saw .hr NJ. e. Hunter bound IN 80 a,,s wine brand!
MS =, ~ Rrch,rN Oraoye He'd very heA'!
.sIe Milo BE- Of Isahfstl Campbell n.s@,i
Bris Ceyl lBr., Of Wint'9I' n 81 49,"
MsrE ~ I ny N, IL o. St Johns n Ma''S CO. liza
seni H.. ~ cote, hides, &C, TO j. r. Wbn,s3 boat
oeAo pr, ,1,her spriB, both masts ana sun y, Piens.
fe.y i5nTfl,r Of Yarmouth n - se2N' oae very
sehF i.x. ,ucaf to Boyd e.rcssn haa ''''
t,ngh weather =. 49,. rr,.h.thnort coal, and sslea s'
Boston. ,,., rl,abetLport coal for S,sFnt9y,ai Lana
., ,ii'iFp-FIom ouarsntlne frisates fon'N' Wv
~ \. n y ganhon Sumter c.uug Nov ~; tIifs
Frli osShip on~ ard. Con.be. Csidin H., ~, Ma.eles
Fast sp,,os Buenos Ay'esi j. =. Mao'
r'5'' ~ ri y. ,.,crll ,,s.c.. u Luo ', ,
| WIND-Darips .hs dsy, ~ W. on &
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23d of November was made brradier-General Of
Volunteers, and detailed to hs presen, command.
l. will thus be seen that ;he Aching Malor-General
and le three Brigaliers Of The Coast Division are
men Of large military experience, and emint n'ly
oualled u conduct The zportmt operations conhded
+, their care IL is not unreasonable, therefore, 10
expect that the success of the Expedition VIII he al
that the most devoted friends # the Government can
desire. The Naval Officer of the Division Is capt
Samuel +. Hazard, u. S. ", of whose experience
and dutj,s will speak in another commpnicalion.
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Boston 1fruls.

y
In the House to-day it was resolved and passed
that the State lis proportion o. the National
tax assessed upon Massachusetts; Also il was re
solved and passed calling or the correspondence be-
tween the State Executive and Gen. Butler, IN re-
gard to the laiters military enlistment.
q. A. Terrell ia under arrest chsrg with obtaln-
ing $4,000 by forged altered drafts and checks.
For one case he altered check of S25 drawn by the
Brighton Market Bank, aud got tue money at the
Bank of Mutual Redemption. Considerable sums
were also obtaiaed from Blake Bros, Brewster.
Sweet & Co., Burnett Drake & Co. by similar
fraudulent means Terrell wac recently Il member
OF the Grand Jury for Suffolk County.
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tina, he would no, accept of the B-igader,Gcnera-

that he would not accept of the B-igadier'eneral-
snip,
Sir. SUMNER also spoke in favor Of Mr. Lanes
right ~ the seat. lie said, first, when the commits
sion was received from the Piesideui, hat Lane wGs
ejmply Senator elect and not actually Senator;
recoDd. If Lane had been Senator it was still clear
shat The military duties he had undertaken did not
operate as a resgnsuon. TIE whole question was
between an imaginary Senator and an impossible
Bigadcr
The discussion was continued by Messrs. Ten
EYCK aod DAVIS.
The Senate went into Executive session, and sub-
sequently adjourned
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FROM FORTRESS MONROE.
FORTRESS MoTkOa, Jan. ~,
-. - ....., sf,,.Ia,r Ian IA fQeo

FORTRESS M0ghOa, Jan. ~,
Via BALrMoRR, Monday, Jau. 10, is52N
report wac brought up yesterday morning that
q large propeller was ashore a few miles below Cape
Henry. TIE Spaulding was sent 10 her assistance
but could find nothing of her, and consequently re-
turned here carly last evening.
The enemy raised new flagstaff and flag yester'
day on Sewalps Point. 1t is very conspicuousiy
above the trees.
Tie SpaudiDg is loading rapidly, and is expected
to sail for Port Royal via Hatteras, this evening.
Company i Of the Naval Brigade, with Col War
drop and Lieut.. Tlo,son, came over from Camp
Hamilton this afternoon, and went on board the gum
boats Hunchback and Souhfeld to man the guns
The above are part of Gen. Burnside's Expedition
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Ncxy..Dersey n.cgisIa.uYc.

TNrNT0N y. j. MODd1y. Jao. d I1bZ
Tie Legislature Of New-Jereey meets tomorrow.
Tie members are rapidly arriving.
IT, tie House the Democrats viii be able 10 effect
an organization without difficulty.
In the Senate there are some doubts 81 10 which
of the two prominent parties y elect the officers.
There are 10 Republicans and 10 Democrats and
Independent Democrat.
The Hon. Charles IIsight, of Monmouth, will prop.
ably be elected Speaker Of the House.
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Arrest of the IIOckpOrt Murderer.

LOtkPOKI, NIOllull Jtl. 70 IV'N'
Clas,dius p. Lloyd, the name given by the muir.
dered man Thody, yesterday, ar the person having
committed the act has been arrested, and loJged Ia
Lockport Jail. The Coroner inquest bas again adj
jorrred until tomorrow.
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A EEBELLIOUS EX-SENATOR.

81. Louis Monday, Jan %, IBt2
The Republican learns that ex-senator johnson of
Missouri is in Prices camp with commission from
the rebel authorities to raise troops in this Sate
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by Thousands Of citizens lie was escorted 10 his
lodgings by Col. Browns volunteer regiment He
made "A short address md will lecture on the Siege Of
Lexington this evening.
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THE NEW GUNBOAT PENOBsCOT.

BELFAST Ne, Monday Jan. -, 1862
The u. s. gunboat Penotscot, built here by &. i.
Garter & Co., left this port to-day for the Kittery
NnyY-Ynrd where she will receive her armament.
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COL. MuLLIGAN IN SYRACUSE.

s,kAcrts, Monday. Jan ~, 1872.
Col. MnlipGn arrived here ut .. O'Clock this after
reon ircm buffalo, and war enthura.lcsiiy received
, 1862-04-17

NEW YoRk, APRIL 16.-F1orR-Heary, INSET
tied md b@10c lower. Sales TO- 800 brls at 81 75@
r. s isE 8 sugsr state = @5 fos extra state
mon 10 medium extra western; $s3oSs5. 20 for
shipping banda extra round heop Ohio; $500
IS Tor trade brands; market closing heavy Can
s4ee@5.o5 for spring SE15D6 90 for extra winter.
Rye flour quiet and Steady. Sales $50 br1s at x3
CAS-: Corn meal in moderate request. Sales,
$40 b1ls Jersey at $3.50.
Wu1sKT-More actfre and frmer. Sales 1.5aO
brig at a44c for state. aud CSC for western.
GRArs-Whcat quiet and prices unchanged.
Tntef & seee 81 z51ss Ksat9:k2 sa On pt. T.
IT. a00o bu inferior Canadian club at $1,i5. Rye
zteaa Saleg 2eo9 s.6 bu Ss5gsy Ct Sc Barley
snd western at 81. CON % opened ne % dali and hsaVy.
Sales 81 600 bu at e6G59Hc for mixed western In
store; 59@6oc del. and 58@5sc for yellow Jersey
and southern Oats in moderate reqnest; ss@4c
for jersey, Canadian, western and state.
PRoy1srnks7More doing in prime mess pork.
while the market generally is unchanged. Sales
5000 brls At $l2 aB12. Is for mess; $la@14.0O fo1
western and city prime meas, and $l0DtG.25 ter
prime. More inquiry for beef and the market
rules very firm; Gales eales, 40 brIs at 8 t5O055l
foI country prime; $5.5o@s.oo for country mess;
Prime mess BEET qaiet at Sso9sioo. Beet sal hasns
steady; sales 50 bT5 at ST. Cut meats firm at
s. ssles, So pkes ct 41S@5c for shoulders, and 5.@
eago city shoulders in pickle at 55tc, and 1o,0ol
Ds western do dry salted at 4Hc. Smoked meats
in fair demand Sales, 70 hhda sides ut 615c. Ba
ribbed middlee and 7tac for short Do. Lard, less
doing. but prices hare generally undergone nc
material change. Sa1es, 116 brls ut 7s5nsHc.
eReeee 1Slng 4 aa Se Ohio for state
MoSET--Easy 1t per cent for loans Oh call
and e@6H per cent. for discount on strictly prime
paper Sterling Exchange dull ut 111E@i12 fol
MERCHANTS and 1l2A @112H for bankers' bulls
American Gold shade easier at 15s@t5z per cent
premium California gold bars quiet at ~ pei
cent PREM
S1oCks-More sctive. q 6s 81 43x; ~
Treasury notes 99zs@1f0, stocks duh and heavy
n gtd AZ; Ha1l pfd eo31& Hada s51G: Erie 3655
loans ssN Mo Is 4977s; Tenn 6s 58k.
, 1862-04-17

The advent Ut warmer weather Is hxYing-a
cheering effect upon the prisoners at Camp
Douglas, and even the brief opportunities pre-,
sented On Tuesdsy for s.sunnm5 themselgeson
= board, were empty improved.
:: Some little exeitanent3was created on Tues
day By the m1ffga1 1t The camp of, Hon Cave
johnson, from Tennessee, who came with q
pass from Major General Halleck, which OF
course gained him a3mtttttance- His object,
principally in coming vss to vtait his son,
though he brought with him many Letters and
q considerable amount of money, fn small
SUITE, for other prisoners. His son, who was
among the Fort Donelson caRtfyee, Is fine
looking young man, about eighteen years Of
sge, evidently quite Intelligent, and but little
cast dowu BY his present position. Indeed,
he talks secession quite rs strongly now as be
ever did.
A prisoner named Riley, Of the 10th Ten
nessee regiment, was shot on Monday night,
By a sentinel while attempting to run the
guard. He was challenged twice, upon which
he started to run, when the sentinel fired, the
ball striking him In the back, passing through
the left lung and out ut the breast. He died in
about ten minutes.
The mortality list since our report is as fol-
1ows, including two ee1ths On Tuesday among
the Federal troops, viz;
April u
william Caasibin, Co. a, 65th Illinois.
Patrick Riley, Co. A, a3d Illinois.
JAS. A. Cattre11, Co. c, 18th Miss.
J. ". Tinman, Co. B, 10th Miss.
Vim. Mclean, Co. 4, 10th Tennessee.
J. n. Ford, Co E, Sd Mississippi
Lewis B. Tabb, Co. C. 18th Mississippi.
Previously reported -192
Reported to-day. ......-.................... Z
Total to date. .199
Col. Mulligan yesterday received a dispatch
from Cairo, asking if he had accommodations
for SEQ more prisoners. Hc replied immedi.
ately that he had, and expects them to arrive
to-day or tomorrow.
CITIZENS RELIEF CoAM1TTEE.-The Com,
mittee On Camp Douglas are requested tc
meet this morning at . O'Clock, at the Office
Of Thomas B. Bryan, Esq., On important busi
ness. E. E. TUTTLE, Chairman.
, 1862-04-17
CHICAGO DAILY mARKET.

WEuHKspAY EVENING, April Is, 1863,
ERE1GHTs-Dn1l. The engagements were:-
70 Oswego :-Schr Major Anderson, Corn, at 1ac.
To Buffalo Joe for Wheat was asked, and az Of
fezed.
PRoVls10Ns-MEss PoaK-No demand. Mar
ket dull and nominal at 410 30. ESG11sa MEA4s-
sobo1es Short Boaeless M1dd1es at 5kc. BULK
MEA1s-There is less inquiry and the market is
not 30 firm. 1ARD-In good demand and firm.
sa1ee, $50 pigs prime country and city kettle-ren-
dered Leaf, in lots, At TIC.
FLoUR-ReceiTed, 1,573 brls; shipped. a,4ts
brls- Market duh and SC lower. Sales, 100 bris
s'Coodwin's Imperial at $40o; 500 brls good :. h.
1886; 60 brls choice white winter extra at IS 0o
100 brIs fair white at $4-69H.
WHEAT-Receised, 6,741 bu; shipped, Il $50 bu.
The market was dali, and 4@1c lower. Sales
were :-1.5eo bu No Spring in store at 75kc;
16ooo bu DO at TIC; 5000 bu do at 74c; 1ooo bu
do at T415c; 5000 bu No Spring In store at Tic;
1900 bu do at 7o4c-all subject to &c storage.
CoRN-Received, 1s.1cs bu; shipped, s., 500 bu,
Market dull and 5@lc lower. Sales were 5000
bu prime old River Yellow at 27Kc TO b.; 5000 bu
new and old RiEer Mixed at 25Hc aaoat; 5000
| bu new Rye mixed at 23Hc afoat; $500 bu
| new and old Mixed at sc adoat-towed up to dis
tine1y; 500 bu Mixed in store at s44c; 1000 bu
W q. ~ 7"o u ne5eeseo IL stoss a1 1se-a4 SUD-
| ject to &c storage.
OATS-Receivcd, ]. sos bu. There is very little
inquiry ana tae 'na1Aes Il Gull az ae in store-2c
| storage.
| Received, 4s0 bn. Market firm, with q
good demand for No. in store at 40c. Sales. 1so
bags at 4116c on track.
| BARlEY-Received, 2.9S7 bu. In good demand
..oa - rts -. aoa - 81 - 49, " D's9
soou q. oie VI tfneh ~ ou oo Ut QUO Oh track; ;
| 4D0 bn tatr at 45c on track
HIGHWNES@ active speculative demand
, 1862-04-17

@atelt11puial.

MATRIMCNIAL.-Ay young man
4vl Of pleasing appearance and adectlonate dispo~
sitioD, Ehosa attention has been occupied with bu
nees to the neglect Of his social ties, noF feels the
desire and adopts this method to make the ac-
quaintance Of young Lady Of personal attractions
engaging manners and refined tastes. His means
are ample for the comforts Of married life, and
therefore be Ia not actuated by mercenAry consider
asione. Acting in this matter with the utmost
good faith he trusts 1t viii be answered With con-
fdential frankness. Address &C. S. IT, Post Of
hce Box 3i73. api6.p425-3t
, 1862-04-17

en- active speculative demand for HiGhwIaes, apd
tho market advanced 1c per gal-with aales o5
about 600 hFls at SIC.
: Timothy Seed Was In better request and the
market advanced 6c-Fith sales Of good to prime
ut &1.45@1t0. Clover Seed was eteady at $425.
T. The Proviaioa market was inactive. There Is
no inquiry whateTer for Ness Pork and the market
is dnu ard nominal at $tot0.; There WIS 1ess In
qutry for Bulk Meats, and the market for Should
ers and Sides ds not 50 firm. Lard, however, con-
times in active request and nrm-with sales Of
|. 800 pigs prime country and city Kettle at TIC.
Ffe1ghts were dull snd inactive, but vessel OWL
:erB refused to submit to decline. OnlT ono YES
sel vas reported. at &c for corn to oswego.
, 1862-04-17

ITO BUSINESS MEN.-The ad
l. vertsser has quantity Of land On the Illinois
Central Railroad su1klR to grow sorghum, hut lAEkH
the tnnAn1 TO- pui mp tho proper machinery to manu-
fattUfo The t1ra md u1nts pe1Bon WITH capital to
tny EtGHeoce1 and security On both Side Address,
for t6o dsyx TR KID9LEY,
1p-kp&9&St 1taHU1p Qmee.
, 1862-04-17

Latest Foreign Markets.
PEE STEAMER cANADA-l L1vERPoo1, Apr, s.
BREADsTuFFs- Market generally quiet and
steady. except for -four, which il still declining
Various circulars report four downward and de-
ellned 6d@1s. Quotations range at Il A@ s9s.
Wheat quiet and steady; red eouthern 1ls4d@
19@l2s Cd. Corn quiet; mixed 27s 6d@2ss., white
33@34s I'd.
PHoT1s1oEs- -Big1and, Athia & Co., and others
report beef steady. Pork firm. Bacon easier.
Lard heavy and declined I'd.
american EecuEities quiet and firm. Sales n T
c T2H Erie "a; III G a discount.
LATEST VIA QUEEEsToWF.-Breadstu Flour
steady; wheat quiet and easier; corn Inactive.
Provisions closing quiet and steady.
LONDON, SATURDAY EvEERa.-Coneols closed
at 95H@94 for money and American securities,
The latest GALES were: Ill c, 4s4@4aA, discount
Erie, 34@344-
Paris, SATURDAY EyESEG.-The Bouree closed
i1Inef. Rents 70f
, 1862-04-17

feFS.
The Secretary Of the Treasury has issued In
etructions to the Collectors at the several
lake ports, to enforce the laws regulating the
manner in which mauifests of vessels. are
prepared, and to enforce the penalties accru-
ing for a noncompliance with the provisions
Of the law.
Existing lawp require that the mannifests Of
vessels shall specify the marks aud numbers
Of every cask, bag, boz, chest OF package, the
nsme and place Of residence Of every shipper
and eonsignee, and the quantity shipped BY
and to each, and also the kind or character of
the merchandise. For several years past man
TESTS have been prepared in very loose and
general manner. We give the following as an
Instance of all q manifest ~illspecifS: ts1, 600
packages of merchandise, sundry shippers and
consignees''-withoutg giving any further de-
ecr:ption Of the merchandise, either as to its
character or as to Its marks and numbers;
aud in the given number Of packages may be
embraced teas, coffee, sugar, no'asses, wines.
liquors, hardware, &nd, In fact, every article
which can be chased under the general term
of " merchandise, !" so that 1t is utterly impos-
sable to ascertain the character Of the goods
nom the document. 1t is to correct this II.
regularity that the Secretary Of The Treasury
hzs Issued the Instructions .etefreA to. We
unde7stsnd th2t the Collector Of this port
viii K3gdly enforce the law on this subject.
, 1862-04-17

MCuEI uUlL H1lJUElsy .,-.....-.-.,.,... 4H3
COMPARATIVE TABLE
The following table gives IN exhibit Of the
vote for Mayor il 1861 and 1862:
1851 1870
, 1862-04-17
MARINE LIST.
PORT OF CHICAGO.

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sc,- : 50 y e astas stayesi z,... 1-;,-;.uo.
eenr 1ooS = Jates' rlagg' "nk'nson P1er' Is eds
r1ms:
sea H5aad afssn 50 lumber
sr,,, 1sfssIan,, W1od: ,,,a.aaau nn., .,o 70,
e.,, 45: hes: Raw, s.u., w. ,a--,
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tLEARED. ........... April Is.
Prop ERi7s T.5a TR5cha1aso9 ogSeFshaEgh 25$ rs
pork, . brls hams, 499 hides
Bark bceen Wave. InETaham, OsHego, 1880 bus
CT. Theat: . .
wheat- <'0' -''''' o'e
Sehf Goiingwooa l!oyle. Bu1ialo. 16 500 bus corn
chr e 9a1s f1ate, @ onna!3, i1e5 ~ 3qs corr
Schr illinois, Burke, Muskegon.
Sehr Essex, Crow. Buffalo, Il, 600 bus wheat.
sehr Carthagenian, Daras, oswego, 1880 bus
wheat
Schr Hero. Banch, South HaTen, 100 bus corn.
sehr Telegraph. clidesdeu, Duck Lake.
~, ARRIVED. ;-..:::...Aprn Is.
Prop MeaEs. Bodgett, Lincoln, 1zo N lumber.
Prop Lady franklin, Napier, St Joseph, LOCO
ttet, 90 pigs fish
Prcp Barber, Gerr1tt, Grand RaFen, 1890 R
schf Arrow. Scott, Kalamazoo. $50 m shingles s.
sehr Sutherland, Getty, St Joseph. 80 n lumber.
sea1 experiment, D1ke, = Joseph. 15 n staves:
20 s7sa5. RootSA, naiaA&o0 % ~ !ainoet
esnr Geo fostes' o1n11n' aA"auhee' 1l4 tons
Goa!; 7.
sehs Fl M Golo5, GsttE; =. Joseph. S p lumber.
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